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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = #B93F25
|innerbordercolor = #AF4028
|title = DoDonPachi
|background = #fce9bc
|image = Screenshot_DDP_001.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 180px
|developer = [[CAVE]]
|publisher = Atlus SPS (PS1)
|music =
|producer = Takano Kenichi
|program = Tsuneki Ikeda Satoshi Kouyama Makoto Watanabe Takashi Ichimura Hiroyuki Uchida (Saturn) Masahiko Komuro (Saturn)
|designer = Naoki Ogiwara Akira Wakabayashi Hiroyuki Tanaka Junya Inoue Riichirou Nitta
|art =
|releasedate = '''Arcade''' '''JP:''' February 5, 1997<ref name="ddp-release">[https://www.mobygames.com/game/38278/dodonpachi/releases/ DoDonPachi] at MobyGames</ref> '''US:''' 1997 '''Sega Saturn''' '''JP:''' Sep 18, 1997<ref name="ddp-release" /> '''JP:''' Sep 17, 1998 (Reprint)<ref name="ddp-release" /> '''PlayStation''' '''JP:''' Sep 10, 1998<ref name="ddp-release" /> '''PlayStation Portable''' '''JP:''' May 26, 2010<ref name="ddp-release" /> '''PlayStation 3''' '''JP:''' May 26, 2010<ref name="ddp-release" /> '''PlayStation Vita''' '''JP:''' Aug 26, 2012<ref name="ddp-release" />
| previousgame = [[DonPachi]]
| nextgame = [[ESP Ra.De]]
}}
'''DoDonPachi''' (怒首領蜂 "Angry Leader Bee", abbreviated: '''DDP''') is the second entry in the [[:Category:DonPachi series|''DonPachi'' series]] of [[shooting game|shoot-em-ups]], developed and released by [[CAVE]]. It expanded upon the chaining system innovated in the [[DonPachi|first game]] in the series, and introduced a "variation system" that allowed you to pick two different styles of three ships (Shot and Laser types), giving the player a slightly higher degree of playstyle customization.

This game in particular is considered by most STG enthusiasts to be the grandfather of the ''bullet hell'' sub-genre of shooting games, pushing bullet counts into the '''hundreds''', especially if the player is able to reach the second [[loop]]. ''DoDonPachi'' is also the first game in the series to introduce [[Hibachi]], the [[True Last Boss]], who would return in all future ''DonPachi'' games as a challenge for particularly skilled players.

''DoDonPachi'' was originally released in the arcades in 1997. It was later ported to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn home consoles. There is also a hidden, albeit very lean, port of ''DoDonPachi'' that can be unlocked in the Xbox 360 visual novel, ''Instant Brain''. All three console ports of ''DoDonPachi'' are considered inferior to the PCB / arcade version of the game for various reasons, and are typically not played for score or competitively.

''DoDonPachi'' is followed up by two games, ''[[DoDonPachi II: Bee Storm]]'', developed by IGS, and ''[[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]'', the direct sequel developed once again by CAVE.

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== Gameplay Overview ==
[[File:DDP_TitleBG.png|right]]''DoDonPachi'' is a three-button shooter (although the '''C''' button is turned '''off''' by default, and can be enabled in the dipswitches in service mode).

There are six stages in the game, with a hidden second loop accessible by achieving [[DoDonPachi#Second_Loop|certain tasks in-game]].

===Controls===

* '''A button (Press):''' Fires the standard "spread" Shot weapon.
* '''A button (Hold):''' Fires the ship's "focus" Laser weapon (also surrounds the player with an Aura that deals extra damage).
* '''B button (Press):''' Releases a Bomb, clearing the screen of bullets and dealing massive damage to enemies on screen.
** '''B button (Press):''' Activates a Spread Bomb.
** '''A button (Hold) + B button (Press):''' Activates a Laser Bomb.
* '''C button (Press/Hold):''' Auto-fire for the player's standard Shot.

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===Items===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item || Description
|-
| [[File:DDP_powerup.png|80px]] || '''Power up''' Increases the player's shot and laser power.
|-
| [[File:DDP_bomb.png|80px]] || '''Bomb''' Adds a bomb. Initial stock is 3 and increases by 1 with each death up to a max of 6.
|-
| [[File:DDP_small_star.png|80px]] || '''Small star''' Frequently found during stages, grants an insignificant amount of score.
|-
| [[File:DDP_ground_star.png|80px]] || '''Ground star''' Frequently found during stages, grants an insignificant amount of score.
|-
| [[File:DDP_large_star.png|80px]] || '''Large star''' Occasionally found during stages, grants 10,000 pts.
|-
| [[File:DDP_bee.png|80px]] || '''Bee''' Score item, increases in value the more they are collected.
|-
| [[File:DDP_max_power.png|80px]] || '''Max Power''' Grants max power, only appears after the player loses their last life.
|-
| [[File:DDP_1UP.png|80px]] || '''1UP''' A hidden extend that can be obtained [[DoDonPachi#Hidden_Extend|under specific conditions]].
|}

==Ships==

''DoDonPachi'' has 3 ships the player can select. Playing on 2P side will give them an alternate color scheme and [[DoDonPachi#Differences_on_2P-Side|introduce a few bugs]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
! rowspan="2" | Ship
! rowspan="2" | Speed
! rowspan="2" | Shot width
! colspan="4" | Laser
|-
! Strength !! Activation Speed
|-
| [[File:DDP_Type_A_1P.png]] [[File:DDP_Type_A_2P.png]] '''Type A''' || Fastest || Narrow || Strongest '''(Shot Type)''' Strongest '''(Laser Type)''' || Fastest '''(Shot Type)''' Slowest '''(Laser Type)'''
|-
| [[File:DDP_Type_B_1P.png]] [[File:DDP_Type_B_2P.png]] '''Type B''' || Medium || Medium Options track lateral movement || Medium '''(Shot Type)''' Strongest '''(Laser Type)''' || Medium '''(Shot Type)''' Fastest '''(Laser Type)'''
|-
| [[File:DDP_Type_C_1P.png]] [[File:DDP_Type_C_2P.png]] '''Type C''' || Slowest || Wide || Weakest '''(Shot Type)''' Strongest '''(Laser Type)''' || Slowest '''(Shot Type)''' Medium '''(Laser Type)'''
|-
|}

===Ship Types===

* '''Shot Type:''' Increases the strength of the player's Shot, dealing more damage and firing greater shot spreads, but with a thinner, non-piercing Laser, smaller aura, slower activation speed and movement speed while using Laser.
* '''Laser Type:''' Increases the strength of the player's Laser, able to pierce through zako enemies, faster movement speed when Lasering and activation speed, producing a bigger aura and instantly destroying [[Help:Glossary#Popcorn|zako]]. The shot is weaker and slightly more narrow when using a Laser Type.
** ''All Laser Type ships deal the same amount of damage with the Laser''.

It takes 4 power-ups to reach full power. Dying will reduce the player's strengthened weapon by one level and the non-strengthened weapon reverts back to level 1. The power down after death works differently during the second loop.

===Shot===

This is the ship's primary weapon when tapping the A button or tapping/holding the C button. Using Shot provides a rapid burst of fire, the lower the power level, the faster the player will have to mash, but the C button will always provide the highest frequency. The coverage given by using Shot is wider than the Laser (with the exception of Type A-Laser), and while it's weaker and cannot pierce, Shot can still be useful against zako enemies.

===Laser===

The Laser is activated by holding the A button. It is a large, narrow beam and the strongest out of the two weapons, being the best choice against bosses. Using the Laser will reduce the player's movement speed, allowing for a greater degree of control when maneuvering through dense bullet patterns. While the Laser is active, the ship will be surrounded by an aura that deals damage, point-blanking an enemy so that both the Laser and aura are connecting to it will deal higher damage.

====Laser Activation====

How long it takes for the Laser to activate once the A button is held down. Generally speaking, the Laser Types have much faster activation speeds but all the ships differ in this regard.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Ship || Frames
|-
| '''A-Shot''' || 23
|-
| '''A-Laser''' || 19
|-
| '''B-Shot''' || 25
|-
| '''B-Laser''' || 16
|-
| '''C-Shot''' || 29
|-
| '''C-Laser''' || 17
|-
|}

====Laser Damage====

Laser damage per 2 frames for every ship style:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Laser Level || A-Shot || A-Laser || B-Shot || B-Laser || C-Shot || C-Laser
|-
| 0 || 128 || 136 || 124 || 136 || 122 || 136
|-
| 1 || 128 || 136 || 124 || 136 || 122 || 136
|-
| 2 || 132 || 140 || 128 || 140 || 126 || 140
|-
| 3 || 132 || 140 || 128 || 140 || 126 || 140
|-
| 4 || 136 || 144 || 132 || 144 || 130 || 144
|-
|}

====Laser Hits====

When an enemy has a high enough HP, using Laser continuously against it will slowly increase the chain hit count, here is how long it takes to build Laser Hits for each power level:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Laser Level || Frames
|-
| 0 || 62
|-
| 1 || 56
|-
| 2 || 50
|-
| 3 || 44
|-
| 4 || 38
|-
|}

===Bomb===

Bombs are a finite resource used by pressing the B button. Upon being activated, the player will be invincible while the bomb is going off. Bombs will vary depending on whether the player was using Shot or Laser.

*'''Spread Bomb:''' This bomb is activated when unfocused (not using Laser). It deals a moderate amount of damage and cancels all the bullets currently on screen turning them into small stars.
*'''Laser Bomb:''' This bomb is activated when focused (using Laser). It fires a large laser blast in front of the ship, being much stronger than a Spread Bomb in terms of damage. Furthermore, the damage is slightly higher when used at close range<ref>[https://twitter.com/YUICHAN_EX/status/1690032297096204288 Laser bomb damage comparison by Fukuchan]</ref>.

===Hitboxes===

[[File:Ddp hitbox.jpg|300px|right]] The hitboxes for the three ships and sub-types are all of the same size. When the player is moving horizontally, the hitbox is gradually shrinking slightly in width. The height stays the same.

* Default position: 6x7 pixels.

* Leaning towards one side: 5x7 pixels.

* Fully moving horizontally: 4x7 pixels.

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== Scoring ==

=== Hit Chaining / Get Point System ===

The central scoring mechanic of ''DoDonPachi'' is the '''Get Point System''' (GPS), returning from ''[[DonPachi]]'', which emphasizes scoring by performing '''hit/kill chains''' upon enemies and the environment, in quick succession. Whereas ''DonPachi'' focused primarily on connecting a bunch of very brief chains for big score gains, ''DoDonPachi'' makes the chaining a little bit more lenient, giving the player more ways to prevent chains from breaking -- pushing the chaining even further by allowing you to '''full-chain''' an entire stage for massive score bonuses -- it is not unrealistic to achieve chains well over 100 HITs with practice and routing. Chain breaks are prevented by '''destroying enemies and objects''', '''training your Laser''' on strong enemies (which now stalls the chain meter and slowly increases your HIT gain), and '''revealing hidden bees''' (see below). This chaining system has been a minor point of contention for some fans of the shmup genre, as it demands '''high levels of skill and perfection''' from the player in order to achieve respectable scores at a high level of play.

The scoring formula of the chain system looks as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| hit count * A '''+''' (hit count - 1) * B '''+''' (hit count - 2) * C '''+''' ... '''+''' 1 * Z
''(whereas A, B, C, ... , Z are the base values of the enemies chained in successive order)''
|}

For example, a '''3 Hit chain''' with the successive enemy base values of (A = 100), (B = 600), and (Z = 300), results in '''1,800 pts''' (3*'''100''' + 2*'''600''' + 1*'''300''' = '''1,800''').

If the player were to destroy the same enemies but in a ''different order'', this will also have an effect on the total score gain.
With that in mind, destroying the previous enemies in the order of (A = 600), (B = 300), and (Z = 100) yields '''2,500 pts''' total (3*'''600''' + 2*'''300''' + 1*'''100''' = '''2,500'''). For this reason, it is more lucrative to '''destroy enemies with a higher base value''' as '''early''' on in the chain as possible. However, due to the nature of stage-long chains and the way stages are laid out in ''DoDonPachi'' there are very few situations where this can be put into practice, and it's mostly a leftover from ''[[DonPachi]]'' as the GP System's calculations work the same in both games.

=== MAXIMUM Bomb Bonus ===

Another challenging point of contention for players, the MAXIMUM Bomb Bonus is pretty straightforward -- when you '''collect a Bomb''' icon while your Bombs are already at '''maximum capacity''', the player activates MAXIMUM Mode, awarding them '''220 pts''' x (MAXIMUM Multiplier) '''every frame''' (1/60fps); there is one ''very'' rare exception in the Trivia section. The MAXIMUM Bomb multiplier starts at 2, and is '''increased by 1 for every Bomb''' collected while in MAXIMUM Mode, and the score will continue to pour in until the player uses a Bomb, or dies. Using a bomb will exit MAXIMUM Mode and reduce the current MAXIMUM Multiplier by 1 with subsequent bombs continuing to reduce it, while dying will drop it entirely. Activating MAXIMUM Mode without a full bomb stock (e.g. the player has 2 bombs and their current bomb capacity is 3) will grant a x1 multiplier. The bomb bonus stops giving players score during boss fights, but will resume score gain upon entering the next stage.

The MAXIMUM Bomb Bonus is critical for high level scoring, particularly if the player is able to carry it to the second loop, where the score gain is very lucrative. A player who is able to get a perfect MAX Bomb Bonus ([[no miss]] / no bomb for the entire game, collecting every Bomb capsule) can earn as much as '''~260,000,000 pts''' added to their run.

=== Stage Clear bonus ===

Clearing a stage will grant the player several score bonuses.

====Star collection====

*'''500 points''' for each Small Star collected during the stage.

*'''1,000 points''' for each Ground Star collected during the stage.

The star counters reset to 0 if the player loses a life.

==== Boss HIT Calculation ====

The Get Point System functions differently in boss fights in ''DoDonPachi'', removing the GP Meter. Instead, you gain HITs slowly by '''hitting bosses with the Laser''', with the HIT count dropping rapidly when you are not Lasering the boss. Uniquely to ''DoDonPachi'', when the boss reaches red health (you'll hear the VO say "Just a couple more shots!"), firing off a Laser Bomb will rapidly increase the HIT count. In most cases, the Laser Bomb will also destroy the boss.

After destroying the boss, the player is awarded points based off of the following calculations:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| 200,000 + (100,000 * stage number) + hit count * (2,000 + 1,000 * stage number)
''(Note: stage numbers do not count the loop, so 1-1 and 2-1 will have the same stage number.)''
|}

====No Miss Bonus====

These are granted at the end of each stage if the player finished it without losing a life.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
! Stage || Bonus
|-
| 1-1 || 200,000 points
|-
| 1-2 || 300,000 points
|-
| 1-3 || 400,000 points
|-
| 1-4 || 500,000 points
|-
| 1-5 || 600,000 points
|-
| 1-6 || 700,000 points
|-
| 2-1 || 2,000,000 points
|-
| 2-2 || 3,000,000 points
|-
| 2-3 || 4,000,000 points
|-
| 2-4 || 5,000,000 points
|-
| 2-5 || 6,000,000 points
|-
| 2-6 || 7,000,000 points
|-
| 2-7 || 8,000,000 points
|-
|}

The No Miss bonuses go into the millions during the second loop and are an important aspect of scoring. If the player were to no-miss every stage in the game this would yield '''37,700,000 points'''. While no-missing the entire game is an extremely unlikely scenario, reaching 2-7 without losing a life would give '''29,700,000 points''' to the player's score.

====Lives remaining====

*'''10,000,000 points''' for each life in stock. This bonus is only granted when the player finishes 2-7, the final stage of the game. It does not happen in 1-6 if no loop requirements were fulfilled, even if it qualifies as the "final" stage under that situation.

===Bullet Cancelling===

During the second portion of stage 1-3 and 2-3 there are unique enemies that upon being destroyed will cancel all the bullets on screen, this effect lasts for a brief second and bullets fired during this period will be cancelled as well. Bullet cancelling grants points and it is the most lucrative part of said stages. This is also present in the Big Bee boss fight by destroying the orbs on its wings and it is worth a considerable amount of points as well. There are other sections where enemies with bullet cancelling effects are present such as the building in stage 1-2 and 2-2 before the midboss and the one in stage 1-5 and 2-5, but they aren't as important.

=== Hidden Bee Items ===

The hidden bee items that premiered in ''DonPachi'' return here, uncovered by '''lasering the spot that the bees are hidden'''. There are '''13''' bees to collect in each stage, and collecting a bee icon awards the player points, with each collected bee in a stage awarding increased point gain:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
! 1st bee || 2nd bee || 3rd bee || 4th bee || 5th bee || 6th bee || 7th bee || 8th bee || 9th bee || 10th bee || 11th bee || 12th bee || 13th bee
|-
| [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 100 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 200 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 400 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 800 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 1,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 2,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 4,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 8,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 10,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 20,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 40,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] 80,000 pts || [[File:DDP_bee.png|40px]] '''100,000 pts'''
|-
|}

When the '''final bee''' (100,000 pts) in a stage is collected, the next stage's bee icons will gain increased point value (1-1 1st bee = 100 pts -> 1-2 1st bee = 200 pts -> 1-3 1st bee = 400 pts, etc.), increasing with each '''bee perfect''' until every bee collected is worth '''1,000,000 pts'''. If the player dies even once, the collected value of bees is dropped, and returns back to the start of the scoring pattern (100pts). '''Revealing a bee''' will add '''GP meter''' to your chain, helping prevent chain breaks when playing through stages.

If the player is able to collect every single bee throughout both loops, the total point gain is '''37,803,900 pts'''.

The following maps show you the '''locations of the 13 bees''' for each of the stages.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[DoDonPachi/stage1_beemap|Stage 1]] || [[DoDonPachi/stage2_beemap|Stage 2]] || [[DoDonPachi/stage3_beemap|Stage 3]] || [[DoDonPachi/stage4_beemap|Stage 4]] || [[DoDonPachi/stage5_beemap|Stage 5]] || [[DoDonPachi/stage6_beemap|Stage 6]]
|}

===Stars===

The different types of stars found in stages will give score when collected. The small and ground stars are recalculated during the stage clear bonus.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Star || Value
|-
| [[File:DDP_small_star.png|60px|center]] '''Small star''' || '''100 points'''
|-
| [[File:DDP_ground_star.png|60px|center]] '''Ground star''' || '''300 points'''
|-
| [[File:DDP_large_star.png|60px|center]] '''Large star''' || '''10,000 points'''
|-
|}

== Strategy ==
<div style='text-align: center;'>''See [[DoDonPachi/Strategy]] for stage maps, enemy and boss descriptions, walkthroughs, and advanced play strategies.''</div>

=== Hidden Extend ===
In addition to the two score extends at 6 million and 20 million points, there is a 1UP item in the airship section at the end of stage 1-3 and 2-3. The player needs to destroy the 6 orange objects on the sides of the airship (with or without bombs) and then the structure at the end right before the boss without a bomb to reveal the 1UP. The extend is present in both loops.

=== Second Loop ===
Like its predecessor ''DonPachi'', ''DoDonPachi'' features a second loop with more aggressive enemies firing much larger amounts of bullets at a higher frequency. Accessing the second loop is the only way to fight the EX Boss [[Taisabachi]] and the [[True Last Boss]] of the game, [[Hibachi]].

However, unlike ''DonPachi'', the player must meet certain requirements during play in order to access the second loop. To get to the second loop, the player must complete the first loop on one credit and accomplish any '''one''' of the following four tasks:

* Lose a ship '''two times or less'''.
* Achieve one of the following '''maximum HIT counts:'''
**270 hits (Type-A).
**300 hits (Type-B).
**330 hits (Type-C).
* Score at least '''50,000,000pts''' by the end of Stage 1-6.
* '''Collect all 13 hidden bee icons''' in '''four stages'''.

In addition the player must be playing solo to be able to access the second loop, though a partner can still join at the beginning of the second loop for co-op play.

A few gameplay aspects work differently in the second loop:

*The chain meter drains more slowly and destroying an enemy with Shot will fully fill the chain meter.
*After dying, both the Shot and Laser will go down by one level.

===Tricks===

* Destroying the large green carrier ships will make them drop more Stars the closer they are to the bottom of the screen. If they are destroyed while on the very bottom of the screen, they will drop a single Large Star instead of many Small Stars.
* '''In Stage 1-1 and 2-1:''' Destroying one of the boss's '''side turrets''' while they're '''rotating around the boss''' and shooting blue needle shots will make the boss drop '''ten Large Stars''' instead of two.
* '''In Stage 1-2 and 2-2:''' Destroying the '''large bunker turret''' before the appearance of the mid-boss will reveal '''a patch of flowers''' in place of the turret. By hovering over these flowers, the player will gain '''10pts every frame''' they are touching the flowers.
* '''In Stage 1-4 and 2-4:''' A '''"destroyed" [[Toaplan]] logo''' on the left side of the screen also contains a hidden '''patch of flowers'''. Hovering near the flowers causes them to bloom, gaining the same '''10pts/frame''' score bonus for hovering over them. These flowers can be hit with the Shot for '''510pts''' each hit, or '''1,100pts every 1/30th''' /second with the player's Laser.
* '''In Stage 2-7:''' Probably due to a bug, Big Bee '''takes more damage from Spread Bombs''' than it does from Laser Bombs, therefore it's important to avoid using the latter during this particular fight. This also comes with the benefit of Spread Bombs being more efficient at cancelling bullets.
* For survival approach, if the player has their bomb stock full bomb items can be left hanging around until the player bombs, basically acting as a free bomb when collected with no resource loss. A common example of this is delaying the bomb grab during boss 6. Furthermore, bomb items have fixed movement (unlike Power ups) and can be routed so they are always picked up the same way.

=== Differences on 2P-Side ===

For some reason, many shooting games feature differences in game behavior when the player is playing on the player 2 side rather than the player 1 side (likely the result of programming errors), and ''DoDonPachi'' is not an exception to this. When a credit is being played on the 2P side of the screen, the following changes occur:
* '''(1P)''' When your MAXIMUM Bomb Bonus is active, your '''chain will not drop when using a Laser Bomb'''.
* '''(2P) Small Stars accumulate over the course of the whole game''', rather than on a per-stage basis. This results in higher than average end-stage bonuses that increase steadily as the game goes on if the player doesn't die. This makes it possible for the 2P side to score higher than the 1P side (in theory) and puts a slightly greater scoring value on Small Stars.
* '''(2P)''' When using a '''Laser Type''' ship, the '''Stage 2-3''' mid-boss is '''less aggressive''' than it is on 1P.
* '''(2P)''' [[Hibachi]]'s final attack will '''only shoot fast bullets''', regardless of in-game rank.

== Story / Plot ==
( in progress )

== Development History ==
DoDonPachi's development began shortly after the release of its predecessor, [[DonPachi]]. It was the second game developed by CAVE; DDP ended up being the favored game over another canceled project, "Danmaku Tengoku";
that game's development was terminated due to unsolvable problems regarding art & sprite design. Another canceled CAVE game, "Oni Death", was also worked on in parallel with DDP, but it too ended up being canceled
for unknown reasons despite having a solid concept and graphical design.

Regardless, many mechanics from [[DonPachi]] would make a return as stated prior. The mechanic of suicide bullets, however, was not carried over from [[DonPachi]] for 4 reasons: the pacing of DDP was very important,
so having suicide bullets would force the player to stagger their shooting; second, chaining in the second loop would become too difficult; third, many other arcade games already had them at the time;
and finally Ikeda himself was tired of the mechanic itself and how it impacted gameplay.

In the middle of DDP's development, manga artist Junya Inoue joined CAVE and the project. When he joined, the only work left to be done was the ship select, opening demo, last boss, and ending. It was Inoue who
asked IKD "Could I put a colonel or something like that at the end?"; he was given the greenlight for the design and text of the series' villain, Colonel Schwarlitz Longhena. Inoue's general attitude towards
DDP's art was very relaxed, yet directionless; "[...]things like the story and opening weren't seen as very important. So my boss at the time told me, 'It's not that important, so Inoue, you do it.'" He
was lost as to what he should have done, as since most of the art was already complete, he struggled to come up with a story after the fact - something that many years later he still wonders about.

Despite this, "I ended up studying up on DonPachi, and realized it didn't have that deep of a story. Well, now I could relax a little...and with that feeling my work at CAVE began." He further elaborates on his
methodology; "[...]I think that for each game you work on you have to take things according to their circumstances, and not be too hung up on particular ideas. I think that in a game's characters and background,
you find the core of the story, and the world of the game flows from there." DonPachi/DoDonPachi had a world and story that - in contrast to many games at the time - were not that intertwined; while Inoue
tried his hardest to create a backstory, "I thought I would never reach something on the level of the Raystorm games. With that being the case, I had a very blasé attitude about it and the result was that I just worked on
things in a very casual way, not taking it too seriously." In light of all of his work, Inoue wishes to not recieve too much credit/respect for DDP; he wants IKD to have that instead, for he was the one that designed
the game's "charismatic bosses". A senior employee at CAVE - as told by Inoue - announced that his image for DDP was Space Battleship Yamato. With this in mind, Inoue thought about "refining the story of DDP
to be more like 70s era sci-fi, and the phrase 'shinu ga yoi' just came out naturally. [...] They seemed like phrases that Battleship Yamato villains like Lord Desler or Emperor Zwoda would say."

IKD recalls in an interview for CAVE's 15th anniversary, that while Inoue had a small part in DDP's development, he - in his typical fashion - would later be critical of the game's setting; saying "This colorful world of mechas is ridiculous!". This directly influenced the art direction of the next game by Cave - ESP.RA.DE. - as Inoue was assigned as its graphic leader, and wanted a "more realistic" and "inhabited" world for it, in contrast to DDP.

When designing the game's True Last Boss, Hibachi, Tsuneki Ikeda recalls it conceptually being a test for the limits of human dodging ability, so there wasn't an intended "requirement" for lives/bombs
when a player reaches them; it was more so of "can this be done on one credit?" - this perhaps is the reason why he would later say that a NMNB clear of DDP was "theoretically humanly possible".
The reason for Hibachi's small size, as he says, was for having more space on the screen to create the danmaku patterns (which memory limitations ensured was the only way); its first form,
the Final Demonic Weapon aka "Big Bee / Hachi" was closer to his original image of a Last Boss. However, this ended up conflicting with other things he wanted to do, as its size made it impossible to
create truly hellish patterns; thus he chose its patterns over sprite design (which dumbfounded the other graphic designers on the project). During the last portion of the game's development
(the final 2-3 weeks where extensive playtesting and debugging were done), CAVE determined that the boss as-is was possible, and so it was left at that difficulty; a difficulty level that as
later revealed was specifically tailored for average people: to make DDP a "user friendly game".

This is a sentiment that IKD would contradict much later; in a 2010 issue of Arcadia magazine he says that "I actually thought [Hibachi] might be impossible", recalling how even the STG lovers
at CAVE deemed DDP "WAY too much!" He wanted Hibachi to "give even advanced players a fight that would test their skills to the utmost. [...] if you weren't gritting your teeth to the end
of that fight, it would be meaningless. I wanted people to look at Hibachi and laugh, to be like 'This is ridiculous!'" The idea of Hibachi having a bomb barrier came from a joke him and a senior colleague
at Toaplan used to share: “Hey, wouldn’t it be funny if, when you used a bomb on the last boss, he put up a barrier? Hahaha…” While IKD said at the time that it would be too far,
"[..]secretly I was thinking to myself: this is a great idea. When the time came for DDP, I thought with Hibachi, it's now or never! And it became a basic feature of all our final bosses after that."

After the game's release, CAVE would later remark that they were very confident about the game and its demonstration of (at the time) the enduring popularity of STG arcade games. Satoshi Kouyama,
a sub-programmer of the game, remarked that the heart of the game's fun is a "simple joy of dodging bullets"/"that visceral experience of dodging the patterns"; that is, it attracts both superplayers
and everyday players (such as having people swarm its arcade cabinets, which is the first game IKD developed that got that treatment). He says that the opinion of normal players was where
everything was risked - whether or not they would enjoy the bullet dodging - thus, to see that idea understood and praised, pleased CAVE. Much later, in 2010, IKD would tell that
"as [DDP] neared completion, I started to think about it more objectively, and worried, 'There's a chance this might be hated by everyone...'" due to the game's sheer bullet count.

This is not to say that superplayers were disregarded; on the contrary, CAVE thought that it would take 6 months a player to achieve a 2-ALL (completing both loops):
in reality it took only a month, a fact that shocked Kouyama when he and IKD learned of the news. As said before, the game's playtesting intensified towards the end of development; one
method used was calculating scoring limits by way of using invincibility. They ended up only reaching around 400 million, 200 million lower than the world record at the time in 1997:
600 million points, by ZBL-NAI, using C-S. Another top player of that time, Osada Sennin, remarked to Kouyama that he found the game's difficulty to be "pleasing more than hard",
which came as both a surprise, and a display of how "there was a level above what [Kouyama] thought was the ceiling on a player's skill".

Speaking of 1997, there was another variant of the game being developed for a scoring competition to celebrate the release of the later ill-seen Sega Saturn port;
this was titled "DoDonPachi Campaign ver.". For more information about this version, go here.

The editors of Gamest in 1998 remarked of how their love of DDP stemmed from the Get Point System; as it "allows players who are just going for a clear to start gradually and
naturally building scoring into their runs. [...]the chaining in DoDonPachi has been [for many players] their first experience learning and caring about scoring." They add on as to how players
playing for survival would get caught on wanting to optimize for HIT count, and thus were gradually induced into scoring. This was seen as "a revolutionary gameplay system" by said editors,
and was as one editor told "emblematic of what makes DDP such an original, special game to play". IKD and Kouyama spoke about how their playstyles opposed one another - one
was a survivor, the other a scorer; yet in the end "This wonderful system came about because the both of you [...] were able to create a gameplay system that somehow fully satisfied you both"
as summed by a Gamest interviewer. IKD said of how during [[DonPachi]] that a friend of his told him of how "It would be more fun if you could do more chaining", which he agreed with.

The game's lengthy and overall relaxed development allowed CAVE, according to IKD, to make the game that they truly wanted. While development typically would end with the want of a few more
additions or polish, DoDonPachi was felt to be a genuinely complete game after development concluded. The triad of difficulty balance, enemy placement, and danmaku patterns
respectively having so much time spent upon them is a large part of why - as IKD believes - DDP succeeded. Kouyama adds that due to much of the basics already having been built
in the preceding game [[DonPachi]] there wasn't much time needed to work on the finer details of gameplay; focus could be directed to the things that they wanted to work on.
IKD was very thankful to have such time, and while he was happy if he could give CAVE's next game the same treatment, he "somehow doubt[ed] that will be the case", a sentiment which would turn out to be correct.

Even 13 years later, Ikeda still considers DDP his most memorable and completed game. He stressed that despite the support he recieved in-house, should his attempt at "evolution" have turned out to be a failure it would
have meant "[his] entire 'schema' for games was off" and thus "[He told himself that he] would quit making games and leave the industry". "In that sense", he says, "I feel like DoDonPachi kind of saved me";
"[...]DoDonPachi was a very memorable, positive experience for me."

==Bugs==
===Double GP<ref>The vast majority of the info presented here comes from the article "The 'Double GP Glitch' of Dodonpachi Explained" featured in [https://www.reddit.com/r/ElectricUnderground/comments/pjccov/website_article_the_double_gp_glitch_of The Electric Underground subreddit], formerly hosted on the now-defunct website. The article was rewritten to fit Shmups Wiki's writing etiquette.</ref>===

This is a major scoring glitch that can be performed in stage 1-6 and 2-6. This glitch is known to have been triggered by Japanese players shortly after the release of the game<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190201082038/http://www.geocities.jp/dodonpachifaq/log/1/00135.html Post on 2ch dated 97/04/21 - Wayback Machine]</ref>, but the exact conditions to replicate it weren't fully understood. It was rediscovered in March of 2015 by the player KTL-NAL and its usage for scoring runs was considered as it was found how to replicate it consistently. The conditions behind the glitch were kept secret, only shared between a very small circle of players. In February 25th, 2020 the glitch was (once again) discovered by the player Blackisto with video footage to analyze, leading to the inner workings of the glitch being figured out. The enemy that triggers the glitch was nicknamed '''Glitcho''' by the western STG community, while in the Japanese community it is simply referred to as バグ (''Bagu'', "Bug").

====The source of the glitch====
[[File:DDP_glitcho.png|thumb|right|"Glitcho"]]
During the stage the player encounters four honeycombs with an enemy sitting on top, upon destroying it infinitely spawning turrets will start emerging from the honeycomb. As the turrets are an easy way to build chain hits and the enemy guarding the honeycomb has both low HP and low amount of bullets fired, it usually goes unnoticed. This enemy is what causes the Double GP glitch.

Glitcho ''normally'' gives 10 points for its base value, which is the lowest existing base value in the game. There are only two other sources for a 10 points base value: the missiles fired by the truck enemies at the start of stage 1-6 and 2-6 and Laser Hits.

====Activating the glitch====

The glitch happens upon gaining a Laser Hit and destroying Glitcho '''in the same frame'''. As Glitcho has very low HP the player has to use the Laser while it is at the very top of the screen (thus being invincible), but doing so prematurely will lead to gaining the Laser Hit before Glitcho is destroyed, this won't trigger the glitch. Furthermore, an enemy can't get in the way of the Laser, even ones that wouldn't block it such as [[Help:Glossary#Popcorn|zakos]] (if the player is using a Laser Type) otherwise the frame count for the Laser Hit will be interrupted, again failing to activate the glitch. A cue to know whether the glitch was done succesfully or not is the chain Hit count will increase by 2 upon destroying Glitcho.

Because of the precision involved when triggering the glitch it's likely setups wouldn't be transferable from one ship to the other, especially for the case of Shot Types as they each have different activation speeds and Laser damage.

====What causes the glitch?====

Each enemy’s base value is hard-coded into their programming. When an enemy is destroyed, the game executes standard code that processes scoring from killing an enemy, or from sustained Laser Hits, etc. While every enemy has a hard-coded number programmed for the score value that is used when calculating the chain scoring, Glitcho is simply missing this very important hard-coded number. All of Glitcho’s scoring is a glitch, not just the double GP.

As a result, the chain scoring simply operates on whatever junk data is loaded into memory. Under normal circumstances, holding the Laser on an enemy adds 10 points to the GP value, and then adds it to both the player's score and the total Chain value. That 10 points from holding the Laser is what causes Glitcho to give 10 points normally, even on frames that it doesn’t do this addition memory is loaded with a value representing 10 points for this. On the frame that the sustained Laser hit adds to the hit counter, and the score addition actually happens though, the game reloads this memory a few times to do score math.

At the end of the function, the last thing it does is add the GP value to the player score, this is done by loading that same memory with the current GP value. When the function is done, the GP value lingers in memory. A normal enemy would overwrite this memory with the base value of the enemy. Glitcho, however, doesn't do this. As a result, most of the time Glitcho awards with 10 points. On the Laser Hit + kill frame however, Glitcho awards the GP value instead, effectively doubling it (since the GP value is added to itself).

====Scoring potential====

See the following scenario where:

#You are doing a chain of currently 358 hits.
#You kill a regular enemy (359 hit).
#You trigger the glitch (361 hit).
#You regularly kill two more enemies (363 hit).

[[File:DDP_double_GP_activation.png]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Frame
! Chain value
! Hits
! GP
! Base value
|-
| 1
| 15,821,940
| style="background-color:#C3C3C3" |
| style="background-color:#C3C3C3" |
| style="background-color:#C3C3C3" |
|-
| 2
| 15,899,790
| +1
| 77,850
| 80
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3
| rowspan="2" | 16,133,370
| rowspan="2" | +2
| 1) 77,860
| 10
|-
| style="background-color:#00FF00" | 2) 155,720
| style="background-color:#00FF00" | 77,860
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4
| rowspan="2" | 16,445,170
| rowspan="2" | +2
| 1) 155,840
| 120
|-
| 2) 155,960
| 120
|}

The GP value before the glitch is at 77,860. When the glitch is triggered at 359 hits > 361 hits (green boxes in the table), the second hit of it exactly doubles your GP value to 155,720. This GP value then increases normally afterwards again. Incidentally, what follows is another frame perfect double kill (two enemies with a Base value of 120 points each), but this is calculated normally.

The point gain from the Double GP Glitch is highly dependent on the current GP value. Consequently, the first honeycomb is worth significantly less than any of the later ones, as the GP value is naturally increasing with a higher chain. As Glitcho is essentially doubling the GP value, its normal Base value of 10 points is overwritten by the number of the current GP value.

For the following scenarios, the Double GP Glitch is only triggered once and the rest of the stage is fully chained with about 900 hits.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Activation
! GP (before the glitch)
! Remaining hits
! Point gain
|-
| 1st Glitcho || 22,000 || 730 || 16,060,000
|-
| 2nd Glitcho || 59,000 || 460 || 27,140,000
|-
| 3rd Glitcho || 61,000 || 445 || 27,145,000
|-
| 4th Glitcho || 67,000 || 410 || 27,470,000
|-
|}

The total point gain in the last column refers to the score the player would get on top of their regular score, i.e. the actual score from triggering the glitch alone. As this calculation does not take into account the fact chain hits would be lost under normal circumstances due to correctly setting up for the glitch to work, these numbers are most likely lower in an actual run. Therefore, the score gain would be expected to be 15m from the first and about 25m from the other three when triggered in isolation.

Doing a final calculation for all four Glitchos triggered consecutively within one run brings up to the following numbers. Note that these numbers do not take into account the regular score from the stage but purely reflect what the Glitchos add to this.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Activation
! GP multiplier
! Point gain
|-
| 1st Glitcho || x2 || ~16,000,000
|-
| 2nd Glitcho || x4 || ~53,000,000
|-
| 3rd Glitcho || x8 || ~126,000,000
|-
| 4th Glitcho || x16 || ~263,000,000
|-
|}

===MAXIMUM Bonus corruption===

This is a bug that can be triggered by activating the MAXIMUM Bonus.

A report of it was done in December 2016 [https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?p=1229712#p1229712 by the user "khinra" on the System11 forums], at the time it couldn't be confirmed but reverse engineering of the DoDonPachi ROM on MAME revealed that the claims were most likely legitimate. In short: should enough slowdown be generated prior to a bomb pickup that activates the MAXIMUM Bonus, there is a chance for a vertical blank interrupt to corrupt the MAXIMUM Bonus value held within the game's memory stack (output by a function which converts the value for said Bonus from an unsigned 16-bit integer to binary-coded decimal). While this bug is humanly feasible, the chances of triggering it are astronomically low (rough estimation: 1 in 8000 attempts).

For further details there is a video demonstration of this bug:

<youtube>Bcr2Co9MqoE</youtube>

==Version Differences==

===International version===

This is the overseas release of the arcade version.

====Localization====

<div align="center">
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Japan !! International
|-
| [[File:DDP_warning_screen.png]] || [[File:DDP_US_warning_screen.png]]
|-
|}
</div>

The text shown in the warning screen was retouched to reflect the game not being in Japan and fixing some of the writing, notably removing the comical "Full extent of the jam" and making the text generally more coherent. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the few cutscenes throughout the game that had to be translated from Japanese to English as they are riddled with typos.

===Sega Saturn===

[[File:DDP_SS_menu.png|right|frame|Main menu.]]

This is the first time ''DoDonPachi'' was ported to a home console just a few months after the arcade version was out. It features 2 different modes to play each with their own different options. While it is frequently forgotten, this version is historically important, as it was used for the scoring competition involving ''DoDonPachi Campaign Version'' (more information below).

====Gameplay differences====

*Many enemies have either lower or higher HP compared to the arcade version.
*Many enemies have different shooting timings, noticeable on boss fights.
*Bullet Cancel duration in stage 1-3 and 2-3 is much shorter.
*For some reason, near the end of stage 1-4 and 2-4, 3 orange planes are missing in this version.
*C button autofire is enabled by default and cannot be disabled.
*Due to the different hardware, slowdown isn't as accurate. The Saturn version as a whole slows down considerably less frequently.

====Other differences====

*This version runs at a 60 Hz frequency as opposed to the arcade version's 57.55 Hz. This causes many pseudo-transparency effects from the arcade version to not work properly, such as the ship's aura and shadow.
*Many sprites look more pixelated and compressed even while playing on a Tate monitor.
*Several sound effects are different.
**Other sound effects are missing, notably the lasers on the stage 1-4 and 2-4 boss.
*Due to the game being in a CD-ROM format, loading moments are present while playing.
*Redbook audio.
*The BGM stops abruptly when getting close to the stage's boss.
*The HUD can now display up to 5 lives, but for whatever reason this is only present in Saturn Mode. Arcade Mode handles it like the arcade version, with the HUD showing up to 4 lives.

====Bug fixes====

*The small star counter for 2P side is properly cleared at the end of each stage.

====Arcade Mode====

[[File:DDP_SS_options_arcae.png|right|frame|Default settings.]] This is the main mode, meant to reflect the arcade version without any major differences in content, having 2 loops and ending with the player having to face the True Last Boss, Big Bee and Hibachi. Some of the customizable options present in this mode also match the ones found in the Service Menu of the arcade version.

=====Options=====

*'''Game Difficulty:''' Changes the current difficulty setting. The other options are '''Easy''', '''Hard''' and '''Very Hard'''.
*'''Extend Bonus:''' Changes the score tresholds needed to earn extends. The other options are '''15 millions/30 millions''', '''every 10 millions''' and '''No Extend'''.
*'''Player:''' Changes how many lives the player starts with. The other options are '''1 life''', '''2 lives''' and '''5 lives'''.
*'''Display Mode:''' Adjusts the screen depending on the monitor setting. The other option is '''Tate'''.
*'''Audio:''' Changes the audio output. The other option is '''Mono'''.

{{clear}}

====Saturn Mode====

As the name implies, this is a mode exclusive to the Sega Saturn version. It has a unique intro stage (referred to as "Stage 0" by fans) and ends after one loop. At the end of it, the player will fight Big Bee and Hibachi just like in the Arcade version, though their patterns are much less fierce. In general, the difficulty of this mode is lower than that of Arcade Mode.

[[File:DDP_SS_options_saturn.png|right|frame|Default settings.]]

=====Options=====

This mode features unique options on top of the ones present in Arcade Mode. Just like the overall difficulty of this mode, the options from Arcade Mode are more generous here, like being able to start the game with 6 lives. However, tweaking some of the exclusive options of this mode can make the game feel more similar to the second loop.

*'''Game Difficulty:''' Changes the current difficulty setting. The other options are '''Very Easy''', '''Easy''' and '''Hard'''.
*'''Round Difficulty:''' Basically another difficulty setting, changing it to '''Round 2''' will make several enemies behave like their loop 2 versions.
*'''Extend Bonus:''' Changes the score tresholds needed to earn extends. The other options are '''4 millions/10 millions''', '''6 millions/20 millions''' and '''every 5 millions'''.
*'''Player:''' Changes how many lives the player starts with. The other options are '''4 lives''', '''5 lives''' and '''6 lives'''.
*'''Bomber:''' Changes how many bombs the player starts with. The other options are '''4 bombs''', '''5 bombs''' and '''6 bombs'''.
*'''Get Point Time:''' Changes how long it takes for the GP meter to drain. Setting it to '''2.0''' will make it work roughly like loop 2.

{{clear}}

=====Secrets=====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|
*If you press the L, R, A, and C buttons on the controller at the same time when selecting whether to enhance the shot or laser on the ship select screen, both the shot and laser will be enhanced.
**The announcer shouting "DoDonPachi!" will be heard when done correctly.
*If the A and C buttons are not pressed simultaneously, both the shot and laser will not be enhanced.
**A explosion sound effect will be heard when done correctly.
*Pressing both L and R individually will grant an extra credit, this can be done for up to 9 credits.
|-
|}

When playing with both Shot and Laser enhanced, your movement speed while using Laser will be slower, like that of a Shot Type in the base game.

When playing with neither the Shot nor the Laser enhanced, your movement speed while using Laser will be faster, like that of a Laser Type in the base game.

====Score Attack====

This is practically the same as Arcade Mode, the differences are default settings are enforced and there are no extra credits to continue. Once the player loses all of their lives, they will be given a 17 characters password. Players at the time would need this code to submit their scores for the scoring competition held by CAVE for ''DoDonPachi Campaign Version''.

===PlayStation===

[[File:DDP_PS1_title_screen.png|right|thumb|300px|Title screen.]]

This is the second port of ''DoDonPachi'' to a home console released in September 10, 1998. Unlike the Saturn version this one doesn't include any exclusive modes or any other new content. While this version can feel more faithful to the arcade in terms of visuals and enemy behavior, just like the Saturn version, there are some differences present that lead to it being ignore for competitive play.

====Gameplay differences====

*C button autofire is enabled by default and cannot be disabled.
*Uncovering bee items doesn't give GP meter. This drastically changes full-chain routes for stages.
*Slowdown is entirely absent in this version. A "Slow" button and a "Wait" option have been added to address this issue, with mixed results.
**The "Wait" option can be toggled On or Off during play by pausing the game, enabling it will generate slowdown when there are enough objects on the screen. Unfortunately, this also causes the game to start chugging more often than it should, such as when there are a lot of tanks on the screen and not much else.

====Other differences====

*This version runs at a 60 Hz frequency as opposed to the arcade version's 57.55 Hz.
*For whatever reason when playing with the monitor set to Tate the ship select screen will start on the Shot Type/Laser Type selection, the player will need to go to the Options menu to change their ship choice there.
*Several sound effects are different and sound quality in general feels rather compressed.
*Due to the game being in a CD-ROM format, loading moments are present while playing.
*Redbook audio.

====Options====

[[File:DDP_PS1_options.png|right|thumb|300px|Default settings.]]

*'''Screen:''' Adjusts the screen depending on the monitor setting. The other options are '''Tate''' and '''Tate Yoko''', the latter is the same as Tate but the directional inputs are reversed during play, Up and Down go Left and Right while Left and Right go Down and Up.
*'''Hero Counts:''' Changes how many lives the player starts with. The other options are '''1 life''', '''2 lives''' and '''5 lives'''.
*'''Difficulty:''' Changes the current difficulty setting. The other options are '''Kids''', '''Easy''', '''Hard''' and '''Very Hard'''.
*'''Sound:''' Changes the audio output. The other option is '''Monaural'''.
*'''Music Test:''' Plays all the different tracks in the game.
*'''Key Config:''' Rebinds button configuration. The '''Slow''' button slows down the game to a crawl during play for as long as it's held. The second way for the player to deal with what is otherwise a no slowdown version of ''DoDonPachi''.
*'''Player Select Tate:''' Changes the ship selected if the monitor setting is Tate.
*'''Autosave:''' Saves high scores and options configuration automatically.
*'''Load:''' Loads a profile if there is one saved in the PlayStation's memory card.

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===Xbox 360===
A port of the arcade version of DoDonPachi can be unlocked at a bonus minigame in Cave's Japan-only visual novel Instant Brain. The port has online leaderboards but does not support Tate mode or control remapping. Interestingly, it does include support for Xbox Kinect, and can be played with motion controls. Like other console ports of DoDonPachi, it runs at a significantly faster speed than the arcade PCB. Additionally, some ships release bullets upon spawn that they do not release in any other version of the game, likely due to a glitch. It is, however, the most accurate of the three console ports of DoDonPachi.

To unlock DoDonPachi in Instant Brain, 6 pictures must be obtained during the course of the playthrough, the final of which is received just before completing the game, effectively requiring you to beat the game to unlock it. A walkthrough for non-Japanese speakers can be found [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/xbox360/622617-instant-brain/faqs/66843 here], and if fast-forwarding is utilized, it will take approximately 5-7 hours. Alternatively, a [https://archive.org/details/instant-brain-dodonpachi-save.-7z completed game save] for Instant Brain with DoDonPachi unlocked is available online and can be used on an unmodified Xbox 360 if [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbOeceSeN3o re-signed] to your profile with a program such as Horizon.

===Campaign Version===

[[File:DDP_CV_title_screen.png|right|thumb|300px|Title screen.]]

A modified version of ''DoDonPachi'' given as a prize for a scoring competition using the Sega Saturn port. The competition started September 18, 1997 and ended in October 31 that same year<ref>[http://www.cave.co.jp/games/ssddn/ssddn.html CAVE's website] [https://web.archive.org/web/19980208132947/http://www.cave.co.jp/games/ssddn/ssddn.html (archive)]</ref>. The winner was C-Shot top player ZBL-NAI. This versions features rearranged enemy placement, different color schemes, much higher difficulty and a unique ''[[Help:Glossary#Hyper|Hyper]]'' mechanic reminiscent of ''[[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]''. The only available footage of this version comes from a doujin VHS tape release '''DDP Professional Vol.2''' done by Team S.O.F on 2003. This tape has two 1 Coin Clear runs of ''DoDonPachi Campaign Version'' performed by the player SOF-WTN using the ship Type A-Laser. As a bonus, there is a 214,400,190 points first loop with C-Shot and a Hibachi no-miss fight with 146 Boss HITs, both done by SOF-NAI.

''DoDonPachi Campaign Version'' is currently considered ''lost media'', as it has never been included in any rerelease and no ROM dump of it exists.

====Gameplay differences====

*The addition of a ''[[Help:Glossary#Hyper|Hyper]]'' mechanic. Activating a Hyper (indicated by a second meter in the HUD that fills up over time) will have the following effects:
**All the bullets currently on screen will disappear.
**The player gains temporary invincibility.
**The GP meter will freeze during the entirety of the Hyper.
**Chain hits are gained much more rapidly while the Hyper is active, also indicated by the ''Double!'' text in the HUD.
**The game keeps track of how many Hypers have been activated.{{unconfirmed}}
*The addition of '''Expert Type''' ships, again reminiscent of ''[[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]''. Before selecting whether to choose a Shot Type or Laser Type, the player can also toggle between "Normal" and "Expert" by moving the stick Up or Down. Using an Expert Type will have the following changes:
**Both Shot and Laser will be enhanced.
**Bomb capacity won't increase after dying.
**Selecting Expert-Shot will have a slower movement speed while using Laser, like that of a regular Shot Type.
*The value of each Bee item collected will be multiplied by the player's current chain hit count. In the case of stage 1-3 and 2-3 boss, they will be multiplied by the current Boss HIT count.
*Boss HITs are built faster.
*Bullet Cancel function works differently, each bullet cancelled will be added to the player's chain hit count.
*The missiles dropped by the stage 1-5 and 2-5 boss can be destroyed, releasing a large amount of stars.

====Bug fixes====
*The small star counter for 2P side is properly cleared at the end of each stage.
*The infamous lock glitch on stage 1-4 and 2-4 boss is fixed.
*When using 2P side, Hibachi's final pattern will have different bullet speed variations (as it does when using 1P side in the base game) instead of always using the fastest version.

====Gallery====

<gallery>
DDP saturn competition.jpg|Results of the scoring competition<ref>Gamest #212 (1998-1.30/2.15), p. 209</ref>.
DDP CV warning screen.png|Warning screen<ref name="sammy-house-blog">[https://blog.goo.ne.jp/summyhouse/e/9003ab783f31b5a6f07cebf88188649b Sammy House Blog]</ref>.
DDP CV PCB.jpg|PCB<ref name="sammy-house-blog" />.
DDP_CV_flyer_cover.png|Cover scan<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/ElectricUnderground/comments/plauy4/website_article_dodonpachi_campaign_version_flier/ Scans of DoDonPachi Campaign Version flyer by Mark MSX - The Electric Underground subreddit]</ref>
DDP_CV_booklet_1.png
DDP_CV_booklet_2.png
DDP_CV_booklet_3.png
DDP_CV_booklet_4.png
DDP_CV_booklet_5.png
DDP_CV_booklet_6.png
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* Despite the variety in bullet visuals, all bullets in ''DoDonPachi'' share the '''same hitbox size'''. This property is also shared with ''[[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]'' and ''[[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi]]''.
* This is the first entry in the ''[[DonPachi series]]'' that introduces [[Hibachi]] as the True Last Boss awaiting at the end of the game.
*The voice heard during the title screen is a clip of Bob, the narrator from ''[[DonPachi]]'', with a slightly altered pitch.
*The default high scores in the score ranking screen are based on some of [[STG Hall of Records/World Record Progression Donpachi|the top scores]] for ''[[DonPachi]]'' at that time.

== References ==

*"Differences between 1P and 2P player sides (various games)", by [[User:Plasmo|Plasmo]] | https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=64256
*Confirmation of Bee perfect requirements for the second loop provided by Juju Kenobi | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Boss HIT calculations provided by moozooh | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Laser strength and activation speed tested and confirmed by [[User:Plasmo|Plasmo]] | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Other various information confirmations and suggestions provided by [[User:Plasmo|Plasmo]] and Juju Kenobi | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Technical explanation of Corrupted MAXIMUM Bomb Bonus by Olifante | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Primary info provided by [[User:CHA-STG|CHA-STG]]
*Bee maps provided by ptoing
*Laser damage calculation provided by [[User:Smc_stg|smc]] | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
*Laser hits countdown provided by Kilaye | via STG Rev. 2020 Discord
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DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver1.5

2025-10-29T02:31:33Z

S: Added Strong Style code unlock information

== DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu 1.5 ==
'''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu''' ('''怒首領蜂大復活''', '''DoDonPachi Resurrection''', abbreviated: '''DFK''') is a game by [[CAVE]] released in 2008. The initial release of the game contained some major issues, including the possibility of an early score counterstop, and was quickly replaced with the fixed version 1.5. This can be considered the main version of the game as it has had numerous releases whereas the original 1.0 has been largely abandoned by both publishers and players and has become very hard to find.

== Gameplay Overview ==
The sequel for [[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]. Features the same basic structure of two loops with an extra last boss stage in the end, and combo based scoring with a hyper system. DFK is a noticeably easier game for survival, especially when playing with a ship equipped with auto-bombs. The hypers also have the ability to erase enemy bullets with the shot, which can be used for both survival and scoring. However, the core of the scoring system is still the enemy kill chain which has not changed much from the previous games.

A new feature in the game is splitting the stages into two routes, called '''Omote''' and '''Ura'''. Fulfilling certain conditions in the game puts the player in the higher scoring Ura route, which changes the stage progression slightly and replaces the standard midbosses with revisits of the bosses from [[DoDonPachi]]. There are also two different second loops, and only in Ura do you get to fight the final of the two extra bosses.

There are two score based extends at 1,000,000,000 and 10,000,000,000 points. A hidden 1up can be found in stage 3 in both loops.

=== Controls ===
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* '''A (Press):''' Fires the standard shot weapon
* '''A (Hold):''' Fires the laser weapon
* '''B:''' Uses a bomb (Bomb and Strong styles) / Switches between Normal and Boost modes (Power style)
* '''C:''' Auto-fire for the standard shot; note that your laser comes out faster if you activate it during auto
* '''D:''' Activate the hyper counter

Note that the buttons C and D can be swapped around when starting the game.

=== Characters / Ships / Styles ===
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You can pick to play as any combination of 3 ship types and 3 styles.

'''Ships'''
* '''Type-A:''' Strong focused shot straight forward, fastest movement speed
* '''Type-B:''' Slightly spread out shot which rotates towards your horizontal movement (up to 45 degrees), average movement speed
* '''Type-C:''' Wide spread out shot, slowest movement speed

'''Styles'''
* '''Bomb:''' 3 shots, moderate shot and laser power. A stock of 3 bombs (increases by 1 on death up to 6) which can be used at will or as auto-bombs when hit.
* '''Power:''' No bomb stock (one bomb item can be picked up and used only as an auto-bomb) but has two different attack modes, Normal and Boost. Normal mode has 2 shots, low shot and laser power and increased movement speed. Boost mode has 4 shots, high shot power, moderate laser power and lowered movement speed. The hyper counter also functions differently to other styles, see the next section for more information.
* '''Strong:''' 6 shots, moderate shot power and high laser power. Works same as the Bomb style in most other ways.

The ship types have couple of more subtle differences as well. Type-A has increased combo gauge gain while Type-C has lowered (what exactly does this affect?). In Power style, Type-C takes longer time to switch between the Normal and Boost modes.

Strong Style in DFK 1.5 will not be available at the start, but can be unlocked permanently on the PCB by accomplishing a 1CC / 1-ALL run or by inserting the following code:

* Insert coin
* Player 2: Hold down A, B & D
* Player 1: Press B, C, B, A, D, Down, Up, A, A, D, D, C, C, B, B, Left, Left, A, Right, Left, Left, Left

''(By default, A: Shot/Laser, B: Bomb, C: Shot Auto-Fire, D: Hyper Counter)''

=== Weapons and basic mechanics ===
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Your basic weapons are the shot and the laser, which work as in the previous games. The shot covers a wider area, while the laser deals focused damage to a single target and also emits a damaging aura around your ship dealing damage equal to the laser itself. Generally your highest damage potential is reached by hitting a target with both the laser and the aura, although the Power style can sometimes deal even more damage by hitting targets with the full width of the Boost shot.

New to the series are lasers fired by the enemies. Your own laser can be used to block them, and the laser aura will also render you immune to enemy lasers. Big lasers fired by some enemies cannot be countered by the Bomb style or the Power style Normal mode laser. Some enemy lasers, especially in the second loop, can fire counter bullets when blocked.

The bomb is fairly standard, dealing damage to the entire screen and giving you invulnerability for its full duration. You will also automatically bomb when getting hit, which results in a much smaller bomb which lasts for a very short time only. With the Power style you can use your picked up auto-bomb as a full sized bomb by getting hit in the Normal mode.

==== Hyper counter ====

The hyper is your most important scoring tool (see the scoring section), and can also be used to aid survival. Activating it gives you a brief period on invulnerability, fills your combo gauge and makes a timer for the hyper appear around your ship. During hyper you gain a boost to your movement speed, and your laser becomes much stronger (and capable of blocking big enemy lasers in all cases). Some enemies will fire more and/or faster bullets at you during the hyper. Your shot in the hyper mode is capable of erasing enemy bullets with a varying strength (some attacks, especially of bosses, are more resistant to erasing). When the timer runs out the hyper ends, clearing out all bullets remaining in the screen, giving you another brief window of invulnerability and filling your combo gauge. The combo gauge will decrease slower during a hyper, and lasering enemies will hold it at a much higher level. Using a bomb will prematurely end the hyper, and if hyper is used during an active bomb, the timer will be rapidly drained during the bombs effect.

The hyper shot has two parts, green and red. This is most easily seen with the Boost mode of the Power style, which has a much shorter green part than others. If the shot hits any enemy bullets in the red part, it will be cut off at that point and will not hit anything beyond. The Boost mode also has a much higher bullet erasing power than all the other hyper shots.

The hyper can be activated when the hyper gauge is full. You gain hyper gauge by killing enemies normally and hitting them with the laser. There is some bonus gauge gain when hitting off screen enemies with the laser and when hitting enemies with the laser aura. These two methods work during hyper mode too, while normal gauge gain is disabled. The Power style can also gain hyper gauge by erasing bullets with the Boost mode shot.

==== Hyper rank ====

Your ship has a hyper rank value which modifies the effects of the hyper and increases with every hyper activated. The value ranges from 0 to 5, and is briefly visible every time on the middle of the timer when activating a hyper (it is also visible by counting the small notches in the remaining part of the hyper timer). Activating a hyper will always increase the value by 1 up to the maximum (so it is impossible to have a rank 0 hyper active). The value is decreased by 1 by dying or by using a manual bomb (loop 2 only). Starting a new stage will reset the rank back to 0 in the first loop, half it rounded down in the Omote second loop, and reduce it by 1 in the Ura second loop. Using an auto-bomb will not affect the rank, with the exception of Power style in the second loop reducing it by 1.

Higher rank will make your shot weaker in erasing enemy bullets and the green part of the Power Boost mode shot will get shorter. Erasing bullets with a hyper may also generate small floating orbs shooting lasers at you ("Danger Lasers", by the warning sign attached to them) and their generation is drastically increased with higher rank. The Danger Lasers are highly random in both spawning and behavior. Their laser will change into aimed bullets when the orb is destroyed (3-way aimed at rank 5). Furthermore, any erased normal bullets in the second loop can emit a counter bullet aimed roughly at you, and the rate of this happening is affected by the hyper rank.

=== Items ===
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'''Star (airborne)'''

Small score items generated by several ways. Comes in two sizes which don't really differ. Destroying screen clearing enemies will convert all enemy bullets and lasers to stars. Blocked enemy lasers emit stars. Erasing bullets with the hyper shot converts them into stars, depending on which part of the shot is used (big stars for the part close to your ship, no stars for the red part). When your hyper ends, all enemy lasers get converted to stars. Destroying laser firing enemies makes the lasers turn into stars. Killing bosses releases lots of stars.

Gives you score according to the combo value (value / 10) and raises the combo value by a minimal amount. Also raises the combo gauge by a small amount during hypers which is important for keeping your combo up when focusing on bullet erasing.

'''Star (ground)'''

Small score item generated by killing some ground enemies.

'''Bee'''

The series traditional hidden bee icons placed in various places in the stages. Revealed by hitting the location with the tip of your laser. All stages contain 7 bee items, and 2 extra in the Ura route. Revealed bees start as green, and will periodically change to yellow and back. Picking up a green bee increases your hyper gauge by about 30% of the full amount (exact number?), while picking up a yellow one gives you some insignificant amount of score. Bees will briefly flash white when changing color, and picking them up during that gives you both effects. Picking up a bee at any state will also fill your combo gauge.

'''Bomb'''

Gives an extra bomb if there is any room left in the stock. If the stock if full after that, makes you enter the '''Maximum''' mode. Being in the Maximum mode gives you a continuous score bonus, which is however irrelevantly small in this game. More important effect of the mode is enabling the auto-bomb for Power style. You also get a sizeable score bonus for finishing the second loop with the Maximum mode active (5 bil Omote / 10 bil Ura). The Maximum mode is lost if a bomb is used.

'''1up'''

Gives an extra life. Found only by destroying the big generator tower in stage 3 (both loops). You will get the item unless you destroy the tower with a bomb.

=== Routes ===
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As said in the intro, the first loop stages have two possible routes to play through. In stage 1 you can go to either route, depending on your actions at the beginning of the stage. Each stage after this has the route determined by what happened before entering it, and the route cannot change during the stage. For the second loops, you are locked to the route of your loop upon entry.

In stage 1, you can enter the Ura route by destroying 3 of the big silos yourself (they will get crushed by the big tanks if you're not quick). When destroying the 3rd silo, you must be at full hyper gauge. If you succeed, you will see the Ura midboss warp in immediately after the section. Alternatively, you can enter the Ura route later by collecting all the bee items in two stages without dying. The stages do not have to be consecutive.

To stay in the Ura route, you have to either collect all the bee items in the stage without dying, or defeat the midboss without dying or bombing.

To enter the Omote second loop you need to clear the first loop and collect at least 35 bee items or use at most 2 bombs. To enter the Ura second loop you need to collect all 45 bee items (this requires playing all the stages in the Ura route) and have at most 2 used bombs and 1 death. Note that because of the auto-bombs, the death condition is only relevant for Power style.

Besides the route, there are some other differences between the second loops. In Ura, the small choppers fire 3-way shots, and the tanks have a much higher fire rate. The hyper rank decreases less in Ura and you gain less hyper gauge by aura hits and Boost mode hyper shot. The final boss [[Hibachi]] only appears in the Ura version of the extra stage and your end game bonus will be doubled.

=== Scoring ===
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The base of all the scoring in the game is the combo system, which works similarly to the earlier games in the series. Refer to the [[DoDonPachi]] page for example for a more detailed description. In short, during a combo the value of every killed enemy is added to the combo value which is then added to your score. The main addition to the system is the multiplier based on the hit count. The multiplier levels are:
* 0 - 499 hits: 1x
* 500 - 999 hits: 2x
* 1000 - 2999 hits: 3x
* 3000 - 4999 hits: 4x
* 5000 - 6999 hits: 5x
* 7000 - 9999 hits: 6x
* 10000 or more hits: 7x

When active (see below) the multiplier affects your combo in couple of different ways. First, the value of every kill added to the combo value is multiplied with the multiplier. Second, the hit count gained from the kill is multiplied. Third, the score gained from the kill is the combo value multiplied by the multiplier. Note that this only applies to score gained from enemy kills, other combo value based score is not multiplied (this includes score from laser hits (both normal and boss) and score gained from star items). Another way to think this is that the multiplier makes the score effect of every enemy kill happen multiple time.

You can be in three different states based on your hyper status which affect how your combo works.

'''If you are not hypering and the hyper gauge is not filled:'''
* The multiplier is not active.
* Emptying the combo gauge will make your hits, chain value and hyper gauge slowly decrease.

'''If you are not hypering and the hyper gauge is filled:'''
* The multiplier is active.
* Emptying the combo gauge will make your combo drop.

'''If you are hypering:'''
* The multiplier is not active.
* Emptying the combo gauge will make your combo drop.
* You gain hits when hitting enemy bullets with the shot. The amount is doubled (exactly?) at hyper rank 5. The Boost shot of the Power style is excluded, except during midbosses.
* You gain hits very rapidly when blocking enemy lasers with the laser.

Bombing or dying will always drop the combo regardless of the state. This includes boss fights.

The basic scoring strategy revolves around balancing using hypers to obtain a high hit count and maximizing the time spent with the multiplier active. Note that there is no real benefit in raising the hit count beyond 10000. The no-multiplier no-hyper mode has no scoring benefits, but can be used to carry the combo over difficult parts.

Finally, unlike the previous games the combo can be carried over to the bosses normally. During the bosses your combo will not drop when emptying the combo gauge but you will instead always get the slow decrease effect. Laser hits will give you the full chain value and the multiplier is not applied. Several of the boss phases in the game can be milked for laser hits (by using invulnerable parts) or bullet cancels up to their timeouts for a noticeable score boost.

== Strategy ==

=== General ===
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''' Basics '''

First step for good scoring is learning to combo parts of the stages normally. You will not be able to reach higher scores without being able to utilize the multiplier and your combo is constantly at the risk of dropping while in the multiplier mode. Some parts are harder to combo than others, and it might not be a big loss to skip a difficult part by using a hyper.

Second step is optimizing the hit collection. The earlier you are able to get a high multiplier going, the more time you can spend in the lucrative multiplier mode later. The hit collecting techniques depend on your ship type and are also highly stage specific and are covered later. Learning to optimize your hyper recharging is also important to avoid any downtime. Most of the time you should be aiming to fully recharge your hyper during the hyper itself. A good way to do this is combining the hyper gauge gain from aura hits and lasering off screen enemies by point blanking enemies just off the top of the screen. Using the Power style makes this part easier as you can also use the Boost shot, but do note that this generally reduces your hit gain (exception for this is the midbosses, the Boost shot does generate hits during them).

The midbosses are good places for hypers in general since the lack of multiplier does not cost you anything if there are no regular enemies to combo present. Some midbosses release extra enemies if killed quickly and some need to be delayed to keep the combo going over an otherwise empty gap in the stage.

A rank 5 hyper will give you much more hits when hitting enemy bullets and since hypers will always stay on the rank level they started at, it is possible to activate a rank 5 hyper right at the end of a stage and carry it over to the beginning of the next stage. This is a good technique for gaining some extra starting hits, and it also helps keeping your hyper rank in check since the rank raise effect of the hyper happens in the previous stage.

One more thing to pay attention to is the fact that some enemies in the game have a drastically higher base point value. Because the multiplier is applied to the values added to the combo value, knowing these targets and building your strategy around them is important for improving your score. While attempting to build up your hit count, you will still want to try to kill as many of these high value targets with the multiplier on as possible.

''' Laser countering '''

Countering enemy lasers with your hyper laser is the most important technique to learn for quickly raising your hit count. Any enemy laser can be used for this, and the hit gain increases with each countered laser. The hit gain from countering lasers works like a mini combo. The hits will start rolling up after a brief delay as long as you keep countering a laser. This combo will be broken if you destroy any other targets, even during the countering, and you will need to wait a moment again to start regaining the hits. Moving away from the laser source may also briefly break the connection and stop the hit gain for a moment.

For durable laser firing targets (the gatling laser cannons in stage 5, the laser tower at the start of stage 4, etc.) the easiest way to perform the technique is point blanking the enemy. This makes sure your laser is not hitting anything else and breaking the hit gain. You will also regain hyper gauge due to the aura effect. Some other laser firing enemies are too weak for this method (the small ground laser cannons, the big laser cannons in stage 3, etc.) and for these you just need to laser off the screen. The countered enemy lasers keep emitting a stream of small stars so you do not have to worry about breaking your combo while doing this.

The Danger Lasers spawned in mass at higher hyper ranks can also be used for the countering technique. Their random behavior makes this less reliable than using regular enemies, but the method can still be very useful at starts of stages for gaining more hits than what would otherwise be possible.

''' Loops '''

Just like in the previous games, the combo gauge becomes much more lenient in the second loop, and killing any enemy with the shot will bring the gauge to full. The larger enemy bullet count, especially in Ura, also makes it easier to gain big hit counts early. The downside is that higher hyper ranks become very difficult to survive due to the added counter bullets.

With the Bomb and Strong styles a common technique is using manual bombs and even suicides to lower the hyper rank in order to start stages with a safe rank 1 hyper. There is a brief period when entering bosses during which the combo is frozen, and it is possible to use bombs during it without breaking the combo. This allows you to still get some boss score while using the rank lowering method.

The Power style has no bomb stock to use, so the rank lowering technique is not usually practical with it. However due to the increased strength of the Boost mode hyper shot it is still possible to reliably survive high rank hypers too. The high number of Danger Lasers spawned while doing this also gives an unique opportunity to quickly get more hits than is possible with the other styles. Being able to start stages with the hyper rank fully maxed out in Ura is useful for this.

=== Individual stages ===
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For scoring you should always be aiming for the Ura route in the first loop. However since stages 1 and 2 are worth relatively little score, you won't be losing much by entering the route in stage 3. If you are aiming for the Ura second loop you need to do every stage in the Ura route however.

The tips below only refer to Strong and Power styles for now. Bomb should be able to do most of the same things as Strong.

''' 1-1 '''

The 3 big tanks in the beginning have a high base value. You should aim to gather 1000 hits before them with one hyper in the start and make sure to kill them with the multiplier. You can charge quickly by point blanking the off screen tanks moving along the bridge and there are also two bees you can use.

The Ura midboss can be used to raise your hit level to 3000 with another hyper. The lasers it fires straight down after the first attack can be countered for hits. Power can easily recharge by bullet countering while Strong needs to point blank the tanks on the bridge for it. There is an alternate strategy where you delay the midboss until time out and use another hyper to get a huge hit count from the laser orbs left behind from the final attack. However since this makes you lose bunch of multiplied score from the enemies during the latter part, it ends up being worth roughly same.

''' 1-2 '''

The 3 big ships in the beginning have a high base value. You can kill them all with the multiplier at 1000 hits by keeping the first one alive during a hyper and then killing it afterwards just as it is leaving the screen. For the recharging you can point blank the tanks arriving from the top left road.

The Ura midboss should be timed out, as it releases a bunch of laser firing orbs as its final attack and these orbs remain behind if the midboss is not destroyed. The lingering orbs can be point blanked with the hyper laser for a huge hit boost. The behavior of the orb attack has some randomness but a good setup should reach 7000 hits here almost every time and even 10000 hits is possible with some luck. Strong style needs to do some damage control to avoid killing the midboss prematurely.

''' 1-3 '''

Carrying a rank 5 hyper from the previous stage is highly recommended for the start here. You should be able to recharge about 50% of it by point blanking the boss just before the kill. You can either use the hyper for erasing the bullets fired by the choppers and the teleporting enemies the whole time, or go for the Danger Lasers after some erasing. The latter method seems more reliable with Strong compared to Power. By using another another hyper right after it is possible to get over 5000 hits. The enemies appearing from the top and the two bees can be used for the hyper gauge. Yet more hits can be gained by countering the two horizontal lasers fired by the laser cannons appearing soon after.

The main source for combo value in the stage are the big yellow and blue ships with multiple turrets. Power can easily destroy all of them with multiplier but for Strong it is common strategy to point blank the first one for hyper charge instead. While not so major, the laser cannons appearing briefly during the horizontal scrolling parts also have high value (3 at first and 3 more in the Ura extra part). The Ura extra part contains a huge group of tanks and some care should be taken to destroy as many of them in the rapidly scrolling section as possible.

The Ura midboss can be hypered and held until time out for an easy chain. Alternatively it is possible to destroy it without using any hypers and hold the combo by lasering the tanks leaving the screen on the top left. This is a difficult technique and most feasible with the Strong style due to its high laser power.

''' 1-4 '''

The laser tower in the beginning is a very valuable source of hits and the row of laser cannons before it can also be used for the same purpose. For Strong style a common strategy is to use a rank 5 carryover hyper for the first and then another one for the tower. Power style can alternatively use the available extra charge to skip the carryover and instead time two hypers such that the first ends while on top of the tower followed immediately by a second one. Both techniques can reach 7000 hits but optimal performance in this part is very tricky. The base value of the tower is also very high, but there is no good way to get a multiplier kill here while also getting the valuable hits.

The 2 wide ships appearing immediately after the tower have a high base value and should be killed with a multiplier for a good start. Regaining charge after the tower hyper is easy for Power, but Strong needs to do it by point blanking the first appearing wide ship while at the same time taking care to not destroy it prematurely. The bullets fired by the ship are your last change of getting the hit count up to 7000 here. The section between the wide ships and the midboss does not contain anything particularly valuable, so it can be used for an extra hyper if your hit count is not high enough. If not using a hyper, connecting the combo to the midboss is a bit tricky. You want to delay the first set of 3 medium sized enemies to destroy them only after the second set for this.

The Ura midboss cannot be destroyed too quickly, since otherwise you will be left with a completely empty section. You need to be aware when you can get rid of it and have enemies spawning in to successfully chain over the part. Being high up on the screen when the laser attack starts is good for this, as it makes the midboss go over the top of the screen and receive less damage. For Strong this also gives you a valuable hyper recharge opportunity. You may want to manipulate the hyper gauge such that you are not at the risk of breaking the combo when the midboss dies but regain your multiplier mode soon after.

The boss of this stage is a popular target for score milking, especially during the second phase. This is partly due to the latter part of the stage containing so many high value enemies that a successful full combo will have more value in the end than in any other stage. The first phase of the boss is easy to defeat quickly by leaving one rocket booster intact in the beginning as this lets you point blank the boss itself for an extended time. The big orbs fired in the final phase can be point blanked to instantly recharge your hyper during the invulnerability in order to carry over a hyper with a full charge ready.

''' 1-5 '''

Very difficult stage to fully chain but also worth much more than any other stage.

The stage opens with two sets of 3 Gatling Lasers. These have a very high amount of hp and are your best way of building up an early hit count. A rank 5 carryover hyper is also useful for obtaining 1000+ starting hits. The gatling lasers and the big tanks on the opposite sides also have relatively high base values, but the differences here are not nearly as big as in the previous stages. The basic approach for the part is using one hyper for each set of Gatling Lasers, point blanking them for the recharge. This approach can easily get up to 10000 hits by the end of the section and by timing the hypers well you can take out some of the Lasers with the multiplier active. An alternative strategy is using a hyper only for the first set. It's possible to reach 7000 hits this way and then destroy all of the remaining Lasers with the multiplier. This approach is very difficult but will lead to a somewhat higher score in the end.

The first Ura midboss is normally hypered to chain over it safely, but at least with Strong it is possible while highly risky to point blank and kill it quickly without any hypers. Killing the midboss quickly is important regardless as this will make more enemies spawn. The Ura route is also much better here as it contains lots of medium sized ships to boost the combo value. Connecting the end of the enemy rush section to the start of the next takes some care, the two bees at the bottom are helpful for this.

The following section with the indestructible rotating laser wheels is ideally done without any hypers as you should always have a full multiplier by this point. However the section is also fairly difficult so might want to decide to use some safety hypers instead. A high level scoring technique here is keeping the two large hangars alive as long as possible in order to destroy all the large round enemies they spawn, as these have a relatively high base value. The whole section is also full of tanks and other ground objects that show up only briefly so getting all the possible kills here is challenging. '''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6JUQ6fB4dk&t=7s You can find a strategy video for the first loop here.]'''

The second midboss should just be destroyed with a hyper as quickly as possible to maximize the amount of appearing bonus enemies. Again you need to pay attention to your combo when destroying it as you will break there if you are in the multiplier mode. Destroying the midboss during a hyper or at non-full hyper gauge both work.

The final section should be just straight forward chaining where you will finally get rewarded for carrying the combo so far. The hardest part here is connecting the combo over the second big tank. If you destroy it too quickly you will likely run out of enemies here, instead you want to delay it until the 6 tanks appear from the terrain next to it. Keeping the tank hangar alive longer and using the normal mode laser as Power both help. Avoiding the hard part entirely with a hyper is also a possibility, just make sure you have the multiplier back for the high value wide ship afterwards.

''' 2-1 '''

The big tanks will fire lasers this time, which can be used for lots of extra hits. Especially with Power this can be combined with Danger Lasers for a really big early hit count. With Strong you are forced to endure high hyper rank if trying to score here in Ura.

''' 2-2 '''

A high hit Danger Laser opening is again possible here with Power. Be careful of the laser cannons in the end section, they are much more deadly this time. The boss uses many difficult attacks in a row with limited recharge opportunities, so even with Power it is common to plan a bomb for it.

''' 2-3 '''

Extreme bullet count in the start and added lasers at the laser cannons both make getting hits easier here. The Ura midboss can be killed quickly and the combo still maintained by slowly killing the remaining tanks one by one with the shot. Doing this all without a hyper is also feasible at least for Strong. The Omote midboss on the other hand is very difficult to survive without a hyper. If you can keep the hyper rank low, bullet erasing at the boss can be worth a lot.

''' 2-4 '''

The lowered hyper gauge gain makes activating the multiplier in time for the first wide ship unpractical for Strong when going for hits (in Ura, apparently this is doable in Omote?). Erasing bullets at the second phase of the boss is a big scoring opportunity.

''' 2-5 '''

The start has several options again but a chain value as high as in the first loop is not normally aimed for. Delaying the tank hangars also gets extremely dangerous. The downwards scrolling part in the middle of the laser bit section is very tricky in Ura and cannot even hypered safely with higher rank Strong. Another notably difficult part is the big ground cannon near the end, however this can be hypered with all styles for safety.

The boss launches small pods in multiple attacks which are useful for charging your hypers, which you want to be using a lot to survive here. The final phase can be lucrative for score but also very challenging (is this even doable for Strong?).

The first midboss in Omote is very difficult and you will not be able to gain much hyper gauge during it. To survive it you will want to face it at low enough hyper charge. Even with Power style expending resources to drop the rank can be a good idea here.

''' EX '''

The first boss Golden Disaster has far more hp than any other enemy and using hyper point blanking for damage becomes very important to kill it in reasonable time. The best place to point blank is the gap between the head and the side gun pod (higher damage because the aura hits multiple parts?). Hypering and moving inside the drones spawned at the start of the second attack is a good technique since it gives you an instant recharge and lets you quickly destroy most of the drones while invulnerable.

For Hibachi, a good plan and hyper timing is essential. The boss has a shield on whenever you are invulnerable, so dealing damage by hyper point blanking is most of the time only possible during the gaps between attacks. You can also keep near to the boss during the 3rd attack before the counter bullets from the laser reach you. For the final, being able to deal point blank hyper damage during the start helps a lot. Since a lot of the pattern is made of the counter bullets, avoiding lasering during invulnerability also helps a bit.

Other styles are allowed plenty of mistakes in the fight, but Power will have a very hard time. If you have enough lives left, you can bring your hyper rank down for easier time in the final. The bullets start to become erasable if your rank is 2 or 1.

=== Bee Locations ===
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Map layouts supplied by Cave on cave.co.jp, modifications for bee locations and personal touches done by Emuser for Ura paths and Kek on Discord for Omote paths. Due to the varying size of each level map, they are attached in zip file format.

[https://www.mediafire.com/file/ht8h7n0orei7lut/DFK+Bee+Maps.zip/file Bee Locations]

== References ==

# Game system details from CAVE Official DVD booklet


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S: Added that Strong Style can also be unlocked via code in 1.5

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|publisher = DEGICA Co. Ltd.<ref name="moby">[https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/dodonpachi-resurrection/credits Dodonpachi Resurrection credits] at Mobygames. Retrieved 17.01.23.</ref>
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|music = Manabu Namiki<ref name="vgmdb">[https://vgmdb.net/album/11112 DO-DON-PACHI DAI-FUKKATSU Original Sound Track] at VGMdb. Retrieved 17.01.23.</ref> Azusa Chiba<ref name="vgmdb" /> Yoshimi Kudo<ref name="vgmdb" />
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|designer = Takashi Miyashita<ref name="moby" /> Anna Sato<ref name="moby" />
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|program = Takashi Miyashita<ref name="moby" /> Yuki Ogura<ref name="moby" /> Manabu Shimozuru<ref name="moby" /> Toru Tanaka<ref name="moby" /> Norio Shimizu<ref name="moby" />
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|art = Junya Inoue<ref name="moby" /> Yasuhiro Ito<ref name="moby" /> Takanori Dohi<ref name="moby" />
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|releasedate = May 22, 2008
|previousgame = [[Deathsmiles Mega Black Label]]
|nextgame = [[Deathsmiles II]]
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[[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu]] (JP: 怒首領蜂大復活, abbreviation: '''DFK''', localized in the West as '''''DoDonPachi Resurrection''''') is the fifth game developed in the ''[[:Category:DonPachi series|DonPachi series]]'' of games, the fourth developed by [[CAVE]]. Released in 2008, it was originally intended to be the final entry in the ''DonPachi'' series of games, until the development and release of ''[[DoDonPachi SaiDaiOuJou]]'' in 2012. There are two major revisions of DFK ('''Ver 1.0''' and '''Ver 1.5'''), as well as [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]] ('''DFK BL'''), a major expansion on the original release of DFK. DFK has seen a number of ports to other platforms compared to other CAVE releases, as it's been released on Arcade, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, iOS, and Android. There are also several [[Arrange]] modes of the game, which are all included in the Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows ports of the game.

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== Gameplay Overview ==
''Due to the many differences between the several versions of DFK, each different version and arrange mode of DFK will be receiving its own individual page, which you can find after the section below. This section will only contain information that is relevant to all releases of DFK.''

DFK is known as a highly mechanically dense game, with two of its major defining mechanics being the '''bullet-canceling [[Hyper system|Hyper Counter]] system''', and '''enemy lasers that can be pushed back by your own'''. There are three ships available in the game; '''Type-A''', '''B''' and '''C''', as well as three different "Styles" to choose from; '''Bomb''', '''Power''', or '''Strong'''. The ship types are similar to ''[[DoDonPachi]]'', with A having a strong straight shot, B a shot following your movement direction, and C a weaker wide shot. Strong Style is the most beginner-friendly style, playing like a traditional DDP game and having the strongest laser. Power introduces a Normal/Boost shot mechanic and in the Boost mode has the strongest shot attack in the game with decreased movement speed. Bomb is simply a weaker version of Strong.

With the exception of Ver1.51 and Arrange B, ''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu'' is a four-button shooting game.
* '''A (Press):''' Fires standard shots from the player's ship and their options
* '''A (Hold):''' Fires the traditional ''DonPachi'' laser, which deals concentrated damage to enemies and objects in its path, and can push back weaker enemy Lasers
* '''B:''' Releases a Bomb, as long as you have one in stock (Bomb/Strong Style) OR switches your ship between Normal shot and Boost shot (Power Style only)
* '''C:''' Auto-Fire for the standard A shot
* '''D:''' Activates the ship's ''Hyper Counter'', granting the player beefed up firepower and the ability to cancel bullets with their Shot and deflect huge enemy lasers with the Laser (requires a 100% full Hyper Gauge)

===Hit Chaining===
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Much like the games before it, DFK utilizes a scoring system that is centered around '''chaining hits''' with your Shot and Laser weapons. When you destroy enemies, you fill up a '''GP Meter''', which automatically depletes when enemies are not being destroyed.
You can prevent chain drops either by '''training your Laser on enemies''' (where the meter will stall at around 5-10% as long as you are hitting with your Laser), or by '''activating Hyper Counter''', which fills the GP Meter back to 100%. If the gauge fully empties, your hit chain is "dropped", and starts back at 0 Hits. Note that your GP Meter will also fill back up to the top when Hyper Counter mode ends.

===Bullet-Canceling Hyper Counter System===
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DFK includes a brand-new bullet canceling mechanic in the form of its Hyper Counter System. By dealing damage to enemies and collecting green / white bees, you fill up a '''Hyper Meter''' that can be activated with the D button when your meter is 100% full. Activating the Hyper Counter grants the player the ability to '''cancel bullets''' on-screen with their A shot / C auto-fire, racking up huge amounts of Hits and wiping the screen clear of danger. Depending on the ship and mode you play, canceling bullets with your Shot will also turn them into Small Stars, each Star being worth 1/10 of the value of your current Hit chain.

The player's Laser weapon also gets a massive boost with Hyper Counter active, allowing them to repel huge enemy lasers (which can normally only be done with a Strong Style ship). Repelling enemy lasers while in Hyper Counter will also rapidly increase the rate at which the player earns more Hits for their chain. [[Point-blank]]ing enemies and the base of enemy lasers will also rapidly increase the player's Hyper Meter, allowing them to quickly recharge their meter to 100%.

===Hidden Bee Items===
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Much like the games before it, DFK includes bee items that are uncovered using your Laser. Unique to DFK, bee items come in three varieties:
* '''Gold''': Awards the player points, multiplied on the amount of bee items collected in the stage.
* '''Green''': Adds about 25% Hyper Meter to the Hyper Gauge.
* '''White / Flashing''': Rewards both green and gold bee bonuses to the player. Freshly revealed bees will also flash white.

Collecting bee items is an integral part of accessing both types of "second [[loop]]s" in the game ('''Omote''' and '''Ura''').

In ''Black Label'', hidden bee items also cancel all bullets on-screen and converts them into Star items.

===Ura Route & Second Loop===
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DFK includes two different "routes" of the game, which include different mini-bosses as well as slightly different stage progression and enemy layouts; the '''Omote (Standard) Route''' and the '''Ura (Hidden) Route'''. The Omote Route is the default route of the game, which has you fighting the DFK mini-bosses, whereas the Ura Route sends you on different paths to fight different mini-bosses in each stage, represented by the original bosses from ''[[DoDonPachi]]''.

You can access the hidden route during stage 1, by destroying three specific silos before they are run over by the tanks at the beginning of the stage. If you perform this correctly, you'll be sent to a different stage path and fight the first ''DoDonPachi'' boss, and you will stay on this route unless you die (dying at a boss is OK), time out an Ura mini-boss, OR fail to collect every bee in the stage. The hidden Ura route has additional bee items as well as a higher scoring potential in most cases. If you are knocked out of the Ura route, you can get back on it by '''collecting every bee on the next stage'''. (In ''Black Label'', Power Style ships will always be sent on the Ura route of the game, even if they don't destroy the silos before the tanks do.)

There are two [[loop]]s to access in DFK, the Omote and Ura loop. Omote is a standard second loop that takes you through harder versions of the five stages of DFK, facing off against the standard mini-bosses on the Omote Route of the game, with the Last Boss, Golden Disaster, waiting for you at the end. Ura is an even harder second loop with more aggressive enemies, and has you face off against the "Ura route" mini-bosses, ending in an encounter with both [[Taisabachi|Golden Disaster]] and the [[True Last Boss]], [[Hibachi]].

To reach the different two loops, you must accomplish the following:
* '''Omote''': Collect 35 bee items, '''OR''' don't die more than once (Power) + avoid using more than two bombs (Bomb/Strong)
* '''Ura''': Collect all 45 bee items '''AND''' don't die more than once (Power) + avoid using more than two bombs (Bomb/Strong)

== Strategy ==
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''See [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu/Strategy]] for '''stage maps''', '''enemy and boss descriptions''', '''walkthroughs''', and '''advanced play strategies'''.''
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== Releases ==

The first release, '''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver 1.0''''', was released in arcades in 2008. A few months later, Ver 1.0 would see a recall due to several major bugs, [[safespots]], game balance issues, and a [[counter-stop]] present in the game, and would be followed up with '''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver 1.5''''', which fixed all of these issues and rebalanced several aspects of the game. Due to these issues, Ver 1.0 is not recommended for serious scoring, and is mostly played as a novelty; effectively rendered obsolete by 1.5.

Two years later, DFK would see another Great Resurrection in the form of '''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label''''', a major re-mixing of ''DaiFukkatsu'' with tons of brand new mechanics, the most prominent and noticable being a "custom" rank system that fluctuated in real time with player actions, and additional bullet canceling mechanics. All the ships gain the ability to fire the laser and part of the shot at the same time providing very heavy firepower at the cost of movement speed. The version also ends the tradition of including a second loop. Instead, picking the Strong style lets you play the game at the second loop difficulty. Due to the major differences between 1.5 and BL, the two are considered to be separate games entirely.

With the release of '''''DoDonPachi Resurrection''''' on the Xbox 360 and Windows platforms, came even more modes. '''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver 1.51''''', a revision of 1.5 with arranged scoring mechanics, was a limited version of DFK, previously only available at '''Cave Matsuri 2010''', but was included in the Windows version of ''DoDonPachi Resurrection'' (available as DLC for the Xbox 360 version). There are also three arrange modes -- '''''Arrange L''''' (Arrange A), '''''Arrange B''''', and '''''Black Label Arrange''''' -- included with this release. Finally, ''Resurrection'' includes a Novice mode for 1.5 and BL -- featuring more forgiving chaining, less bullets, and bee items that don't have to be uncovered -- to allow newer and less experienced players to ease themselves in and learn the many complex mechanics in the game. The game also features updated, higher definition visuals.

===Ver 1.0===
'''Ver1.0''' of DFK is the original release issued to arcades. It did not include the Type-B ship or Strong Style by default, each one requiring a different code to enter in order to unlock on the PCB. It is known for having several bugs and a particular [[safespot]] in the fight against Hibachi, as well as a [[counter-stop]]. It is mostly obsoleted by ''Ver 1.5''. 1.0 is not included in any of the ports of DFK.

''(Contrary to info online, it is not possible to unlock either the Type-B ship or Strong Style by 1CCing the game.)''

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver1.0]]''

===Ver 1.5===
'''Ver1.5''' brings back the Type-B helicopter ship as a default selection, re-balances the Type-A and Type-C ships, adds two more digits to the score counter (to prevent [[counter-stop]]ping), and increases the difficulty of the True Last Boss, Hibachi (as well as removing the [[safespot]]). Strong Style is still hidden by default, but can be unlocked permanently on the PCB by accomplishing a [[1CC]] / 1-[[1CC|ALL]] run or by inserting a code.

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver1.5]]''

===Black Label===
'''''Black Label''''' (JP: 怒首領蜂大復活ブラックレーベル) introduces new scoring systems and updates/remixes some mechanics of 1.5. It also features completely new music, an additional [[True Last Boss]] ([[Hibachi|Zatsuza]]), and removes the second loop, with the new RED Gauge system acting like a player-customizable rank system, and the second loop patterns being limited to Strong Style players only. Hidden bee items also tie into the bullet canceling mechanic for the first time.

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]]''

===Ver 1.51===
'''Ver 1.51''' is a special revision which was originally made for the '''2010 Cave Matsuri''' with a heavier focus on scoring. This version locks players into a single loop of the Ura route and will always end with a Golden Disaster encounter (followed by Hibachi if requirements are met). Hidden bee items now also grant bombs and hyper charge depending on what color/state they are in when collected. Hyper rank maxes out at 9 instead of 5 and also changes enemy behavior on higher levels to match the Omote and Ura loops.

Ver 1.51 also has a numerous number of changes from 1.5 that could not all be explained on this page alone.

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver1.51]]''

===Ver. L (Arrange A)===
'''Arrange A''' (JP: 怒首領蜂大復活アレンジA) is an interesting mix between [[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]] and [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu]]. The mode continues the story of Daioujou's Death Label mode, featuring Leinyan as the main character. Like Black Label Arrange, it's a single player mode where you can control only one ship type, the type A ship from DaiOuJou, which is also locked to play Power style in DaiFukkatsu. The game features both mechanics from DaiOuJou and DaiFukkatsu, as well as some updated visuals, new mechanics, different way of scoring, reskinned [[Hibachi]], and a new ending.

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Arrange A]]''

===Arrange B===
'''Arrange B''' (JP: 怒首領蜂大復活アレンジB) is a highly unique score attack mode, featuring a "global rank" system as well as individual stage and enemy ranks, causing each run of a stage to become easier or harder depending on how you play, and allowing you to custom-tailor your experience through your gameplay. It also strips the player's buttons down from four to two (Laser and Bomb/Hyper) and introduces always-on auto-fire. Stages in Arrange B will always have the player face off against the Ura mid-bosses from ''[[DoDonPachi]]''. Hidden bees are uncovered by default, and collecting a bee will put the player in a different "Grid" that influences how the stage's rank grows, as well as altering the bullet patterns that enemies use against the player. Neither [[Taisabachi]] nor [[Hibachi]] appear in this mode.

Arrange B contains a slew of mechanics changes far too dense to cover on this page.

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Arrange B]]''

===Black Label Arrange (Ketsuipachi)===
'''Black Label Arrange''' (JP: 怒首領蜂大復活ブラックレーベルアレンジ) is a head-on collision of ''[[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]]'' and ''[[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi]]'', mixing mechanics from the two games into one. It is also referred to as ''"Ketsuipachi"'' by many players. In this mode, you play as the Tiger Sword / Tiger Schwert from ''Ketsui'', complete with the Lock-Shot mechanic, utilizing both the proximity chip system (which now goes up to 10-chip) and the bullet-canceling + Hyper Counter mechanics of ''Black Label''. An arranged soundtrack is also included in this mode featuring remixes of music from ''Ketsui'' by Jake "virt" Kaufman (who also composed the BGMs for WayForward games such as Shantae, Mighty Milky Way, Might Switch Force!, as well the BGMs for Shovel Knight).

''Full details: [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange]]''

== Home release features ==

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! style="width:25%"|Feature
! style="width:25%"|Xbox 360
! style="width:25%"|Steam
! style="width:25%"|Switch
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| Physical release
| 1.5 and BL separate discs, 1.51 not included, BL Japan only
| No
| Yes
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| Digital release
| 1.5 only, 1.51 and BL available as DLC, BL Arrange not included
| colspan="2"|Yes
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| Region lock
| Yes
| colspan="2"|No
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| Remapping
| colspan="3"|Only buttons
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| Keyboard support
| No
| Yes
| No
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| Practice mode
| colspan="3"|Stage, midboss and boss warps for every stage and route, full player status customization Last settings used saved for each mode Arrange B excluded
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| TLB practice
| Yes, except HIVAC and Zatsuza
| Yes, except Zatsuza
| Yes
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| Replays
| Full run only
| Full run only (see [[#Bugs]])
| Full run only
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| Replay playback
| colspan="3"|Speed up/down 16x
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| Online leaderboards
| colspan="2"|Yes, with replays available
| No
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| Tate
| colspan="3"|Yes
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| Inner resolution
| colspan="3"|480x640 (HD assets) Can be panned and scaled using bilinear or nearest neighbor
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| Outer resolution
| colspan="3"|1280x720 Scaled to target resolution by platform (bilinear/bicubic(?))
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| Scanline filter
| colspan="3"|No
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=== Bugs ===
* The Stage 3 Boss during her final phase has a glitch that causes her not to fire bullets when firing the spread lasers. So far, this glitch has worked in DaiFukkatsu Ver. 1.5

Arcade version, DaiFukkatsu Ver. 1.5 Novice mode, and in DaiFukkatsu Ver. 1.51 mode on the PC port.

While the exact reason why this glitch happens in unknown, the way to trigger it is to damage the boss until it starts flashing red, then after a few cycles the glitch may trigger.

It only works on 1st loop, and it`s unkown if it can be triggered in 2nd loop.
* Arrange A and BL Arrange have hardware slowdown in Xbox 360. This causes differences between individual consoles and with subsequent ports, which emulate slowdown for BL Arrange but leave Arrange A at full speed.
* Replays may desync in the Steam version, with likelihood being proportional to changes in game speed, as Black Label and sped up replays are much more likely, while Arrange A is unaffected.
* In Black Label in the Steam and Switch versions, the laser cannons at the start of stage 5 give more hits than intended when pointblanked in hyper, presumably due to using the 1.5 formula by mistake.
** By getting just close enough to the cannons for them to stop the laser, the PCB/360 behavior can be approximated.

== Trivia ==
* In Stage 5, there are destroyable objects that have the EVAC Industry logo in it. So it`s possible that DoDonPachi is linked to Ketsui somehow.
* Taisabachi has almost a similar appearance to Taisabachi Prototype, the True Last Boss of [[DonPachi]].
* The Ura midbosses originate from [[DoDonPachi]].
* At launch, the Switch version had a different version of the laser cannon bug, where only regular laser hits were gained by pointblanking. This was quickly fixed... by reverting to the Steam version's behavior.

== References & Contributions ==

# https://www.cave.co.jp/gameonline/daifukkatu/stage/
# Information and page on Ver1.0 provided by [[User:SpinoSTG|SpinoSTG]]
# Information on Ver1.51 provided by [[User:NElectron256|NElectron256]]
# Information on Arrange B provided by [[User:CHA-STG|CHA-STG]] and QSD (via Shmups Discord)
# Infomation on port features and bugs provided by [[User:inakilbss|inakilbss]]
# Primary info provided by [[User:CHA-STG|CHA-STG]] and [[User:SpinoSTG|SpinoSTG]]


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== DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver 1.0 ==

'''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver 1.0''''' is the first public version of the game to be released in 2008. However, it was removed from the arcades a few months later due to a number of problems, and replaced with [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Ver1.5|Ver1.5]], which is now the definitive version of the game. Due to this, it's extremely hard to access the version of the game without the use of emulation. This version of the game will be referred to as "'''DFK 1.0'''" in this guide.

===Gameplay===

DFK 1.0 allows you to choose between three ships -- '''Type-A''' Do-NX-SF-25B Struggle Fighter “DELTASWORD”, '''Type-B''' Do-NX-AH-16B Assault Helicopter “BIAXE”, and '''Type-C''' Do-NX-FB-72D Fighting Bomber “SPEARHEAD”) -- and styles that augment your ship in additional ways -- Bomb, Power, and Strong. Type-A is a red ship with fast speed, and narrow shot range, Type-B is a green helicopter with medium speed, and good shot range, and Type-C is a blue ship with the slowest movement speed, but has the widest shot range of the three.

'''Bomb Style''' will give you the feeling of playing traditional ''[[DoDonPachi]]'' games, giving you decent firepower and bombs. '''Power Style''' is a unique style that gives the player two different "power" types -- Normal and Boost. Normal gives you weaker firepower than Bomb, but much faster movement speed, while Boost will give you more firepower, and slower speed. '''Strong Style''' is the beefed-up version of Bomb Style, giving you more firepower and a bigger laser, in exchange for being the slowest moving out of the three.

The Type-B ship and the Strong Style in DFK 1.0 will not be available at the start, and must be unlocked by unlocking codes in order to access them.

To unlock the Type-B ship:
* Insert coin
* Player 2: Hold down A, B & C
* Player 1: Press D, A, D, C, B, D, Up, B, B, Left, Down, Right, C, D, B, A, Right, Right, A, D
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To unlock Strong style:
* Insert coin
* Player 2: Hold down A, B & D
* Player 1: Press B, C, B, A, D, Down, Up, A, A, D, D, C, C, B, B, Left, Left, A, Right, Left, Left, Left

''(By default, A: Shot/Laser, B: Bomb, C: Shot Auto-Fire, D: Hyper Counter)''

When you kill an enemy, your chain meter (GP Meter) will increase. If the chain meter is empty, and your Hyper Gauge is full, your chain will be broken. If the Hyper Gauge isn't full when your GP Meter is empty, your chain will instead drop rapidly. Killing an enemy with Shot will fill up the chain meter more than Laser, while lasering an enemy will hold the chain meter by about 10%, which will prevent the chain from breaking (as long as your Laser is trained on an enemy).

The game has the Hyper Counter ability, functionally similar to the previous game ''[[DoDonPachi DaiOuJou]]'', but with the ability to cancel enemy bullets with your Shot. You will be able to activate Hyper once you fill up the meter through killing enemies, lasering enemies, and [[point-blank|point-blanking]]. Point-blanking in DFK refers to getting close to the enemy and hitting it with both your Laser and your Laser's Aura, dealing massive damage while also quickly filling up your Hyper Gauge. With Hyper Counter active, your firepower will increase massively, your Shot and Laser's visuals will change, and you will gain more hits overall, while lasering will rapidly increase your GP Meter. Your GP Meter will also be refilled to full when activating Hyper Counter, and when it is deactivated.

'''Hyper Rank''' exists in this game. The more Hyper Counters you use, the higher the rank will get. Each time you use a Hyper, the rank will increase by 1, and it will max out at 5. The higher the rank, the faster the enemies shoot, and the harder it is to cancel the bullets. You can reduce the rank by dying, or bombing in 2nd loop (which we will talk about shortly) -- either one of them will reduce Hyper rank by 1.

As with other versions of the game, DFK 1.0 has '''five stages''', and each stage has two different routes (Omote and Ura), accessible by accomplishing certain tasks in-game. The Ura routes of stages are better for scoring, due to a higher amount of bee items and enemies with higher overall value than the Omote route. It also replaces the DFK midbosses with the bosses from ''DoDonPachi'', albeit with much lower health, but much nastier patterns. By default, you will play the Omote version of the stages, however you can access the Ura versions by doing one of two things:

* Destroy '''three silos''' before the big tanks run them over in '''Stage 1''' without dying, and you will enter the Ura route.
* '''Collect all Bee items in 2 stages''' (it does not have to be consecutively; for example, if you get all of the bees from stage 1, and stage 4, then you will enter the Ura version of stage 5) without dying.

Once you enter the Ura route, you will stay on it in later stages if you don't bomb or die during the ''DoDonPachi'' midbosses.

Like the predecessors, DFK 1.0 has a second [[loop]]. And like ''[[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]]'', it has two different versions, which will also be referred as Omote and Ura. The requirements for accessing the Ura version is the same as ''Ketsui'': No Miss No Bomb the first loop. You can enter the Omote loop by either [[no-miss|no-missing]] or [[no-bomb|no-bombing]] the first loop. Unlike ''Ver1.5'', the bee items don't seem to be needed to enter the second loop. Omote loop will feature less bullets than Ura, and with DFK midbosses instead of ''DoDonPachi'' midbosses, and you will only face Taisabachi/Golden Disaster in the end. Ura loop features more bullets, ''DoDonPachi'' midbosses, and Taisabachi with the one fiery angry bee, Hibachi, the [[True Last Boss]] of DFK.

===Scoring===

DFK 1.0 uses the '''Get Point System''' (GPS) like all the other ''DoDonPachi'' games (chain the enemies for accumulated scores). However, DFK also includes an additional mechanic unique to it: '''Hidden Multiplier''' (HD), which is tied to having a full Hyper Meter and a high amount of Hits in your chain. In order to properly explain what HD does, I will bring up an example: You have 10000 points in your GPS, and you see an enemy with a 300 point worth. So normally if you destroy it you will gain 10300 points, and your GPS will be increased by 300 points. However, when you have HD active, you will gain twice the amount of score, so you will gain 20600 points, and you GPS will be increased by 600 points instead.

Remember that in order to take advantage of this scoring system, you need to have a '''full Hyper Meter''', and '''you must not actively be in Hyper Counter mode'''. The amount of points that you receive will be multiplied by the amount of hits in your chain:

* 0-5000 Hits: x2
* 5000-7000 Hits: x3
* 7000-10000 Hits: x4
* 10000+ Hits: x5

Because of this, gaining a large amount of hits, killing high value enemies while having HD active, then chaining the rest of the stage without activating Hyper Counter, is the way to score huge points in DFK 1.0.

High value enemies include:
* '''Stage 1''' -- The big tanks at the start in the silo section
* '''Stage 2''' -- The big ships at the start
* '''Stage 3''' -- The big blue ships and big yellow ships
* '''Stage 4''' -- The big black ships and the laser towers
* '''Stage 5''' -- The laser cannon at the start, and the big black ships near the end

===Trivia===

* Auto-bomb does not exist in DFK 1.0, except when you are playing Power style and in Normal Mode (You will still die when you are in Boost).
* You charge up Hyper way slower in DFK Ver 1.0 compared to ''Ver 1.5''.
* Lots of enemies' values have been changed in ''Ver1.5''. For example, the laser cannons at the start of stage 5 -- in 1.0 they are worth 500000 points, but in 1.5, they are only worth 50000 points.
* It's possible to [[counter-stop]] DFK 1.0 by simply learning to full-chain Stage 1-5 on the Ura route.
* Bee items in DFK 1.0 will not refill your chain meter like in 1.5.
* Power Style in 1.0 is quite underpowered compared to in 1.5 because in Boost Mode, your bullet canceling ability is terrible (even worse than Bomb style), and cancelled bullets will not increase your Hyper Gauge, practically making the style unplayable in Loop 2 (both Omote and Ura).
* Taisabachi/Golden Disaster doesn't have a lot of HP in DFK Ver 1.0 compared to Ver 1.5.
* Due to a design oversight, there are [[safespot|safespots]] during the Hibachi fight, which makes the fight much easier than intended.
* Hibachi's final pattern in 1.0 is different than it is in 1.5.
[[File:Hibachi 2nd safespot.PNG|thumb|Hibachi's safespot during the second pattern]]
[[File:DFK Safespot.PNG|thumb|Hibachi's safespot during the final pattern]]

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=== Ash ===

=== Marion ===

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! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| 如月浪人RIN
| 2,039,500
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm44167421 Niconico]
|
|-
| 如月浪人RIN
| 1,576,800
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25837942 Nico 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25838035 2]
|
|-
| Jaimers
| 1,451,300
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/T1S15AETFl8 Youtube]
| La Calice Cup 2019
|-
| Square Air
| 1,402,300
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/FpgAKURu_aw Youtube]
| La Calice Cup 2019
|-
| めしだいじん
| 1,394,800
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/DJ0HumJ1uN8 Youtube]
|
|-
| Jaimers
| 1,378,100
| Steam
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/VHnsv2qpU1E Youtube]
|
|-
| めしだいじん
| 1,353,600
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/8IdP3TZgqZE Youtube]
|
|-
| SLK
| 1,228,300
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/oVTwP8rOe9M Youtube]
|
|-
| Emperoring360
| 882,400
| Arcade
| 2-2
| [https://youtu.be/hhnzQ69_lrM Youtube]
|
|-
| Emperoring360
| 784,000
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/RlJTAY-opQ8 Youtube]
|
|-
| Aktane
| 767,400
| Steam
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/nQ9qLic9D7E Youtube]
|
|-
| ReFKey
| 725,900
| Steam
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/sWKaoEux-d4 Youtube]
|
|-
| FlashStep
| 721,200
| Steam
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/k08byIPbgOY Youtube]
|
|-
| Weeb Nerd Gaming
| 695,000
| Switch
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/YK02RHyD1Ts Youtube]
|
|-
| Shepardus
| 675,500
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/XWn2E2WtfMc Youtube]
|
|-
| sylvie
| 671,600
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/sM1PPdKC9C8 Youtube]
|
|-
| KyoKusagani
| 664,500
| Arcade
| 1-All
| [https://youtu.be/-jHZW8Xselw Youtube]
|
|-
| PAN
| 645,700
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/Yt9wRTJtADc Youtube]
|
|-
| Buffi
| 633,100
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/Oh7BQeIKdok Youtube]
|
|-
| dumplechan
| 631,900
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/9cy8t1svyuU Youtube]
|
|-
| Vludi
| 631,300
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/HDC6PZxGwL4 Youtube]
|
|}

=== Valnus ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| Third_strike
| 2,049,200
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/JhThx0CNxck Youtube]
|
|-
| Maucast
| 1,695,700
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/AxzNFPLstwQ Youtube]
|
|-
| kntain
| 795,800
| Steam
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/Na2-5sSszyA Youtube]
|
|-
| froebom
| 764,700
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/D_JRzBcEkCw Youtube]
|
|}

=== Yuan Nang ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| Vludi
| 1,685,600
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/434568863 Twitch]
| La Calice Cup 2019
|-
| Vludi
| 1,650,300
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/GZ82K6xfVM0 Youtube]
|
|-
| PEG
| 1,468,800
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/3rKhtS92rG0 Youtube]
|
|-
| E.G.I.
| 1,417,200
| Steam
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/cV25W3zZO-4 Youtube]
|
|-
| saucykoboid
| 1,410,300
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/-ZDJK30--IU Youtube 1] [https://youtu.be/ODliPnMn4M0 2]
|
|-
| GeneralSlaughter
| 1,063,200
| Steam
| 2-4
| [https://youtu.be/uUQSel_vbYY Youtube]
|
|-
| PEG
| 929,000
| Arcade
| 2-2
| [https://youtu.be/UbdH0xuMwVE Youtube]
|
|-
| Vludi
| 807,300
| Arcade
| 2-2
| [https://youtu.be/HBxy6UnFpDU Youtube]
|
|-
| DenT4F
| 804,400
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/mJ9ehy016fE Youtube]
| La Calice Cup 2019
|-
| Rezardi
| 792,300
| Switch
| 2-2
| [https://youtu.be/gzf_B_OLDKI Youtube]
|
|-
| clippa
| 773,100
| Steam
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/DIStJc3f8Gs Youtube]
|
|-
| yeashie
| 754,500
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/OIFED0puhj8 Youtube]
|
|-
| Pearl
| 752,100
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/_-ZLulNS1jM Youtube]
|
|-
| morsalty
| 743,900
| PS4
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/pSXK62nW9iQ Youtube]
|
|-
| Shmuptopia
| 737,600
| Switch
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/3bbAw8BISM8 Youtube]
|
|-
| mobkiller7294
| 734,900
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/nKGk3QRFfog Youtube]
|
|-
| DJ420PraiseIt
| 723,500
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/IugxQJd3erg Youtube]
|
|-
| Shmupsheep
| 721,100
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/LEEz46VNhzw Youtube]
|
|-
| KyoKusagani
| 718,100
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/433278807 Twitch]
| La Calice Cup 2019
|-
| LordBBH
| 716,600
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/XBze50EqrJI Youtube]
|
|-
| Devilmimir
| 706,600
| Arcade
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/LG5Ox-n_8F8 Youtube]
|
|}

=== Tetsu ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| Owarabi
| 2,118,800
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25383492 Nico 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25383671 2]
|
|-
| Owarabi
| 2,106,800
| Arcade
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/7B83YML2w6E Youtube]
|
|}

[[Category:Video Index]]

2022-09-23T17:39:21Z

Parodius Da!/Video Index

2022-08-01T20:08:33Z

S: /* TwinBee */

__TOC__
{{clear}}

== Arcade ==

=== Vic Viper ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| BOSTON
| 3,033,100
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/kwzv_BGTUYs Youtube]
|
|-
| KZMめしやん
| 1,887,700
| 2-6
| [https://youtu.be/0UoCvyEMGQI Youtube]
|
|-
| KZMめしやん
| 1,638,200
| 1-All
| [https://youtu.be/OPDdHJDqYdQ Youtube]
|
|-
| Shepardus
| 1,055,000
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/EsE02tTGTJw Youtube]
|
|-
| Seahawk
| 962,300
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/VkWNhW3DEjM Youtube 1] [https://youtu.be/eL5lLPZAQgA 2]
|
|}

=== Octopus ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| BOSTON
| 3,060,900
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/90w2FmO4c1Y Youtube]
|
|-
| BOSTON
| 2,916,700
| 2-All
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm11009492 Niconico]
| replay only contains loop 2
|-
| TZW-ART?
| 2,680,300
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/6tcNCE8wm_0 Youtube]
|
|-
| KZMめしやん
| 1,624,800
| 1-All
| [https://youtu.be/oD-yl9x35kU Youtube]
|
|-
| Shepardus
| 917,300
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/zt9YE1I7HIE Youtube]
|
|-
| copypaster
| 858,200
| 2-1
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1522323353 Twitch]
| live demo during Pass the Shmup Duo
|-
| copypaster
| 717,700
| 2-1
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1301715454 Twitch]
|
|}

=== TwinBee ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| BOSTON
| 3,074,500
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/VGL-CyhbgaY Youtube]
|
|-
| DDT
| 2,977,300
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/jYM2yGG_b4c Youtube]
| No autofire
|-
| ymac fc3s
| 2,861,400
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/A3m-dYJSf28 Youtube]
|
|-
| ひろっち
| 1,543,100
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/dRVaRkUjGjY Youtube]
|
|-
| EXCEL-HIR
| 1,149,900
| 1-All
| [https://youtu.be/xGBvbkRblOI Youtube]
| Superplay VHS
|-
| Shepardus
| 952,700
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/C3b2Zo2xf-g Youtube]
|
|-
| -
| 717,700
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/FLLS_5bsMuU?t=1735 Youtube]
| starts 28:55
|-
| OmKol
| 641,400
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/Xmd1c-6f-84 Youtube]
|
|}

=== Pentarou ===

{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center; width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:10%;" | Video
! style="width:60%;" | Comment
|-
| BOSTON
| 3,004,700
| 2-All
| [https://youtu.be/x45452GiCtQ Youtube]
|
|-
| Andrew98
| 887,100
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/tqoLnpXsSO0 Youtube]
|
|-
| Shepardus
| 834,600
| 2-1
| [https://youtu.be/jtphMoIQtFk Youtube]
|
|-
| しょうたろー・ろっこ・めぐミルク
| 623,300
| 1-All
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm833551 Niconico 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm834772 2] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm840234 3] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm840468 4] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm847330 5] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm847442 6] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm847609 7] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm848571 8] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm866943 9] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm901061 10]
|
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Parodius Da!]]
[[Category:Parodius Da!]]

Tatsujin Ou/Video Index

2022-05-28T02:20:31Z

S: /* Tatsujin Ou (Japan) */

__TOC__

{{clear}}

== Tatsujin Ou (Japan) ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| WTN
| 10,000,930
| 46 (8-4)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDjhUaTP2nk YouTube]
|
|-
| YAJ
| 9,192,280+
| ?
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvbyHaGmY04 Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaMZJCJJqHo Part 2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaQc6uNMZ9Q Part 3]
| Incomplete.
|-
| TOR
| 9,040,070
| 42 (7-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1alfKKolnY Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQUkyQgnFGI Part 2]
|
|-
| TOR
| 8,989,120
| 42 (7-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BJCAtvodtg YouTube]
|
|-
| TOR
| 7,163,560
| 34 (6-4)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7DCJ61AB_8 Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMi33iKPJ5Q Part 2]
|
|-
| TOR
| 6,318,630
| 30 (5-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUyhFIbju7M YouTube]
|
|-
| Owarabi
| 6,051,270
| 30 (5-6)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/670579911 Twitch]
|
|-
| TOR
| 5,332,070
| 24 (4-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2LZ31mbW2o Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOMVdp_Q-gE Part 2]
|
|-
| Owarabi
| 5,217,030
| 24 (4-6)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/483994903 Twitch]
|
|-
| YAJ
| 5,170,140
| 24 (4-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBgahHiz4lI Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw0ypRYuT4c Part 2]
|
|-
| TOR
| 4,577,770
| 21 (4-3)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52VRO5wrU3s YouTube]
|
|-
| TOR
| 4,080,710
| 18 (3-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17wwxRGdzb4 YouTube]
|
|-
| YAJ
| 3,864,620
| 18 (3-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGO-mkCQKVU YouTube]
|
|-
| Owarabi
| 3,638,730
| 18 (3-6)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/322584708 Twitch]
|
|-
| TOR
| 3,636,490
| 17 (3-5)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhFRAcByLIk YouTube]
|
|-
| A
| 2,839,370
| 12 (2-6)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F9tlKtRggY YouTube]
|
|-
| zty
| 2,732,940
| 2-ALL
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXrTvvX8n2g YouTube]
|
|-
| XnoZero
| 2,185,560
| 13 (3-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhh79_O8Zds Part 1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd5afCUROno Part 2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eV8lgRNuE-E Part 3]
|
|-
| TOR
| 2,143,790
| 11 (2-5)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asJ5XpdGDvE&t=1554s YouTube]
|
|-
| Owarabi
| 1,990,230
| 10 (2-4)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/215277012 Twitch]
|
|-
| 達人王おじさん
| 1,782,260
| 08 (2-2)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vn17T6vChM YouTube]
|
|-
| Flobeamer1922
| 1,362,560
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6BnKYpJ7d0 YouTube]
|
|-
| Prales
| 1,323,970
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/576355969 Twitch]
|
|-
| 達人王おじさん
| 1,304,370
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IjlFrdIoJo YouTube]
|
|-
| Vludi
| 1,255,820
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/698824869 Twitch]
|
|-
| ちゃんたけ
| 1,086,390
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJBUpLiB4nk YouTube]
|
|}

== Truxton II (International) ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:10%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Stage
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Flobeamer1922
| 1,596,340
| 09 (2-3)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/774663152 Twitch]
|
|-
| Prales
| 1,386,670
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GxEAyGK0oQ YouTube]
|
|-
| Flobeamer1922
| 1,384,840
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/714822474 Twitch]
|
|-
| Vludi
| 1,298,320
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/648474205 Twitch]
|
|-
| mycophobia
| 1,242,570
| 07 (2-1)
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN6gFAZSD20 YouTube]
|
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Tatsujin Ou]]
[[Category:Tatsujin Ou]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-02-21T23:36:45Z

S: /* Normal */

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Fine ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Kawase ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ???
| 165,744,750
| A-F-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/bjeLsnCU_Ks?t=29118 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| iconoclast
| 214,454,900
| Switch
| A-F-D-E-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x767KwkztrY YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ggmaximo
| 127,635,690
| Switch
| A-L-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/XqMFypFltAs YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 244,044,870
| PS4
| A-I-D-L-B-K-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THcJil_50NE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| ggmaximo
| 200,817,820
| Switch
| A-I-L-D-B-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/0Dyo2uoSx3A YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-02-06T18:14:12Z

S: /* Ria */

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Fine ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Kawase ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ???
| 165,744,750
| A-F-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/bjeLsnCU_Ks?t=29118 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ggmaximo
| 127,635,690
| Switch
| A-L-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/XqMFypFltAs YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 244,044,870
| PS4
| A-I-D-L-B-K-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THcJil_50NE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| ggmaximo
| 200,817,820
| Switch
| A-I-L-D-B-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/0Dyo2uoSx3A YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-02-06T18:09:11Z

S: /* Ria */

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Fine ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Kawase ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ???
| 165,744,750
| A-F-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/bjeLsnCU_Ks?t=29118 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ggmaximo
| 127,635,690
| Switch
| A-L-E-B-D-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/XqMFypFltAs YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 244,044,870
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THcJil_50NE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|-
| ggmaximo
| 200,817,820
| Switch
| A-I-L-D-B-C-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/0Dyo2uoSx3A YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.01
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-01-09T04:15:49Z

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Fine ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Kawase ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-01-09T04:14:12Z

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

==== Cotton ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Fine ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

==== Kawase ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-01-09T04:13:22Z

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

=== Appli ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

=== Cotton ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

=== Fine ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

=== Kawase ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

=== Luffee ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

=== Ria ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Normal ===
==== Appli ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 242,165,590
| Switch
| A-I-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847019 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39847216 Part 2]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

==== Luffee ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| skymonsters K-s
| 246,512,000
| Switch
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Gw_N6Hm5o YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

Cotton Rock 'n' Roll/Video Index

2022-01-09T03:47:42Z

S: Created page with "right = Cotton Rock 'n' Roll = __TOC__ == Arcade == === Appli === {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;..."

[[File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg|thumb|right]]
= Cotton Rock 'n' Roll =
__TOC__

== Arcade ==

=== Appli ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| つるぎ子
| 224,726,260
| A-F-C-E-B-D-G-H
| [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791394 Part 1] [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39791357 Part 2]
|
|-
|}

=== Cotton ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Cotton Prayer
| 137,463,030
| A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KdLvfFOR4k YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

=== Fine ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| Rakuda / らくだ。
| 219,577,450
| A-E-F-B-C-D-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGAz2Xs5g8I YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

=== Kawase ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| コッシー / 俺が俺達がFCMだ
| 124,531,200
| A-E-C-F-D-B-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X17T-CzcjE YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

=== Luffee ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| ミタニックス
| 214,764,770
| A-F-E-C-B-D-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/3r3SMBHxRW8?t=56 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.02
|-
|}

=== Ria ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| CUT
| 154,733,140
| A-F-E-D-C-B-G-H
| [https://youtu.be/rwlmw7R4A7Y?t=2665 YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.00
|-
|}

== Home ==
=== Extra ===
==== Ria ====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
! style="width:20%;" | Player
! style="width:10%;" | Score
! style="width:10%;" | Platform
! style="width:10%;" | Path
! style="width:20%;" class="unsortable" | Video
! class="unsortable" | Comment
|-
| PAC PAC / PACARAMAKI
| 227,806,310
| PS4
| A-I-D-N-B-C-G-H
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo6GZ5uUKjc YouTube]
| PLAY ver.1.03
|-
|}

[[Category:Video Index|Cotton Rock 'n' Roll]]

File:Cotton-Rock-n-Roll.jpg

2022-01-09T03:08:25Z